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11 posts todayThread. https://t.co/G9Mzet...
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11 posts todayRT @lnmackenzie1: Incredible exchanges in the #IWD2022 Commons debate during the speech by Sir Bernard Jenkin, which starts at 14:31:47. A heated discussion about the definition of 'woman'.
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11 posts todayRT @hannahsbee: NEW: Independent Cass Review concludes in interim report that current GIDS ‘single specialist provider model is not a safe or viable long-term option’ for the best care of young people experiencing gender incongruence or ...
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11 posts todayRT @LabWomenDec: "What you cannot define, you cannot protect and what you cannot name cannot be properly discussed and debated." @joannaccherry on top form in #IWD2022 Commons debate. @UKLabour @ScottishLabour time to take note. Stop our senior ...
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11 posts todayIt is mothers, not fathers, who pay the price of parenthood | Letter
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11 posts todayRT @ProfAliceS: Social scientists have shown that motherhood plays a substantial role in the pay deficit that women suffer compared with men. Fatherhood, by contrast, has historically been associated with a wage premium. https://t.co/SfmbTZ...
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11 posts todayRT @thecassreview: To accompany publication of our interim report Dr Cass has written an opinion piece in the BMJ https://t.co/bRfj7Z...
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11 posts todayRT @LabWomenDec: Recording of LWD Scotland's #IWD2022 celebration available now. Do have a listen to @ScottishLabour women being brilliant. (Sorry we missed the first couple of minutes.) #WomenWontWheest https://t.co/KjOdTy...
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11 posts todayA Woman’s Place is in Manchester https://t.co/xl0oyr... #WPUK ...
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11 posts todayHelene Schjerfbeck (1862-1946) Finnish. Painter. Started her career working in the male dominated historical genre. Later she became a Modernist, constantly experimenting with techniques, and unafraid to take risks, produced radically abstracted ...
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11 posts todayHelene Schjerfbeck (1862-1946) Finnish. Painter. Started her career working in the male dominated historical genre. Later she became a Modernist, constantly experimenting with techniques, and unafraid to take risks, produced radically abstracted ...