Emily Chudy

1 week ago | msn.com | Emily Chudy

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1 week ago | thepinknews.com | Emily Chudy

Donald Trump left members of a top Italian football team confused after ranting at them about trans athletes. During a visit to the White House on Wednesday (18 June), while in the US for the Club World Cup, Juventus stars had to endure an awkward few minutes, during which the president asked for their views about transgender sportsmen and women. After briefly mentioning “men playing in women’s sports”, Trump turned to the footballers and asked: “Could a woman make your team, fellas?

1 week ago | thepinknews.com | Emily Chudy

Right-wingers have criticised a member of staff at Office for National Statistics (ONS) for wearing a Pride flag badge, with one critic describing it as the “flag of transgender activism”. Emma Rourke, the interim deputy national statistician at the ONS, was seen wearing a small Progress Pride flag on her lanyard during her first address to staff, prompting right-wingers to claim that wearing the badge was not “impartial”.

1 week ago | thepinknews.com | Emily Chudy

RuPaul’s Drag Race UK legend Bimini has teased a remix of Kate Nash’s instantly iconic anti-TERF song “GERM”. In May, BRIT Award-winner Kate Nash released a scathing attack on so-called “gender-critical” feminists in a spoken-word single titled “GERM”, in which she described trans-exclusionary radical feminists (TERFs) as “exclusionary, regressive, misogynist”.

2 weeks ago | bigissue.com | Emily Chudy

Don’t miss this special offer - 12 issues for just £12! Social Justice Staff members at Glasgow Women's Library say they are 'so proud' to have been honoured for their work with refugees in the community Glasgow Women’s Library (GWL) has become the first in Scotland to be recognised as a Library of Sanctuary, a status awarded to organisations that actively welcome and support refugees and people seeking asylum.