RT @VictoriaPeckham: Amazing that women now have to relitigate every right we ever won, even permission to speak about laws & policies which effect our lives. Here is the article they’re outraged about. Witch hunters gonna hunt. ...
RT @RichardJGarside: "The use of pronouns is a political statement as they suggest a belief that gender identity overrides sex and it would be inappropriate for an employer to compel any member of staff to indicate a political position in the course ...
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RT @SafeSchools_UK: **** Consultation **** @WelshGovernment @WG_Education are consulting on their new ‘Relationships & Sexuality Education Statutory Guidance & Code‘. We have reviewed this guidance & found some worrying features… & ...
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RT @hogotheforsaken: “In Madrid they attacked women on the day that we demanded they stop attacking, raping, enslaving and murdering us. In Barcelona, they only wished us death.” https://t.co/s62J4k...
RT @LabWomenDec: Employees and others shouldn't be required to de facto affirm a belief in gender identity theory in the name of inclusion. We wrote about this in our witness statement to the Human Rights Joint Committee consultation on freedom of ...
RT @LabWomenDec: We're concerned about people being pressurised to announce 'their' pronouns at their place of work or study - and even in their trade unions. Useful piece from @Womans_Place_UK on why compulsory pronoun sharing isn't as progressive ...
Q: Do I have to share my pronouns at work? A: No-one should be compelled to share pronouns if they do not want to. It is entirely unreasonable for anyone to make such a demand. https://t.co/9fPWup...
Joan Bonner Jones (1940-2019) Canadian. Civil rights activist. Fought racial discrimination tirelessly. Cofounder of The Black Front & the Nova Scotia Project. Took on issues of police brutality, employment & housing discrimination. Worked to break ...
Joan Bonner Jones (1940-2019) Canadian. Civil rights activist. Fought racial discrimination tirelessly. Cofounder of The Black Front & the Nova Scotia Project. Took on issues of police brutality, employment & housing discrimination. Worked to ...
Do I have to share my pronouns at work? - Woman's Place UK
We are often contacted by people who have been asked to share pronouns at work. We have produced this FAQs to help people respond to such requests both at work and in any other organisations they may be involved with. https://t.co/pH9CiM...
RT @sharrond62: The most sensible, balanced article I’ve read for a long time. All women want is the right to be heard without being abused. And will treat other the same way. The Observer view on the right to free expression | Gender | The Guardian ...
RT @OnThisDayShe: #OTD in 1472, French peasant Jeanne Laisne—hatchet in hand—charged at one of the soldiers besieging her town, Beauvais. Her courage revived the defending soldiers’ resolve and saved the town. Nicknamed ‘Jeanne Hachette’, an annual ...
“In practice, what Forstater established was that both gender identity theory and gender critical feminism are protected as beliefs under s10 EA. But what does that mean in practice regarding protection against harassment?” @AudreySuffolk ...
“You say objective, I say subjective”, what is the legal test? A blog about harassment and protected beliefs
RT @AudreySuffolk: For the morning crowd: my new blog on determining what is and isn't harassment in Equality Act when it comes to sex and gender identity beliefs https://t.co/LEinqG...
RT @WepWomen: Barcelona: Today, police barricaded trans activists protecting women at a feminist demo🇪🇸 'Violencia machista contra la lucha feminista' Thankfully the women were safe #LeyAbolicionistaYa #NoLeyesTrans #ContraElTerrorismo... #Abolici ...
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RT @SpeakUp4WomenNZ: This feels like a watershed moment with NZ media accurately reporting our perspective. Come along and see us shortly - 6:30pm at the Town Hall. #nzpol https://t.co/Js10lH...
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Banning artists doesn’t sit right with trans women like me
RT @SusannaRustin: So pleased to see this from my colleagues on the Observer https://t.co/DjVVMm...
RT @ObserverUK: The Observer view on the right to free expression | Observer editorial https://t.co/E4pb3x...
RT @suzanne_moore: Yes. The Observer stands up for women … https://t.co/10w0LO...
RT @MForstater: Strong editorial by the Observer This is the right way to talk about "both sides". Both sides have the right to free expression. There is systematic silencing and sanctioning of gender critical voices that does not have an equivalent ...
RT @holyroodmandy: “For centuries, women have fought back against attempts to curb their fundamental human rights. It should not need stating that gender-critical feminists have the same free-speech rights as all other citizens.” The Observer view. ...
“As a society, we need to resolve the question of how to protect the privacy, dignity and rights of trans women while also respecting the privacy, dignity and rights of those born female.” https://t.co/VVPlDn... #SexMatters ...
The Observer view on the right to free expression | Observer editorial