Thread by @rorybowman

"[W]e suffer a lot for not having catchy phrases. That we we really could do with some slogans. I know that people would say that our points are too complex for them to be distilled, but I think it's essential."

@stellaomalley3 at gender-a-wider-lens.captivate.fm/episode/88-gen…

Good GC slogans? Go!

#SexNotGender is a key phrase and slogan for me, which cuts straight through the sophistry to the core issue of sex class as the material basis of patriarchal oppression.

Sex ≠ gender ≠ identity ≠ personality or preference.

If you can't sex, you can't see sexism.

#AllMalesAreMale cuts straight to sex in keeping with #SexNotGender, because most of this is not about "identity" claims or preferences.

Few care about a male's "gender identity" claims when he is colonizing female spaces, and it is entirely irrelevant.

@stellaomalley3 "Good men stay out so bad men stand out" @TTExulansic.

https://twitter.com/NettiLDN/status/1375895270848872448

I prefer "good MALES stay out so bad MALES stand out," but that goes to my preference to avoid "man" and "woman" as less precise, in keeping with #SexNotGender

@stellaomalley3 In all matters of sport #FairPlayForWomen is strong, with all kudos @FairPlayForWomen, fairplayforwomen.com.

@stellaomalley3 I'm not going to make a big distinction here between hashtags and phrases and slogans, but any comparison to clearly sex animals is useful: roosters and hens, cows and bulls, etc.

"Castrating a steer doesn't make it a cow."

"Lipstick on a boar doesn't make it a sow."