Sonia Gallego

BBC regions. Again. https://t.co/IatCMMndma

ripx4nutmeg @ripx4nutmeg

Zoe Watts is a cross-dressing man with a long history of extreme violence, particularly aimed at women who know that men are not women. The BBC calls him a 'woman' in this headline about his latest trial, and at no point mentions that he's not female https://t.co/snrDNQh1Ec

None of these men ‘pass’. They simply look like men enacting a fetishised role play. That’s their choice, ofc, but by calling them ‘women’, @ELLEMexico demonstrates its intention to gaslight women rather than empower them. https://t.co/B025ZtXV18

Billy Bragg @Serena_Partrick

"....the rights of trans women face alarming setbacks, threatened by hate speech, legislative exclusions, & attacks on their visibility. That's why, in this edition of Proud Humans, we're giving space to 12 trans women we deeply admire" 11 women a day are killed in Mexico.

RT @LucyHunterB: ‘Protect the dolls’ may be the first political campaign based on how readily someone has been able to obtain, and benefit…

RT @CommonsWEC: We're hearing from the @EHRC tomorrow, Wednesday 11 June, at 2.20pm. Watch the Chair, Baroness Falkner, and Chief Executiv…

"homosexuals never asked to block puberty in order to ‘have time to figure out’ whether they were homosexual or not. They never asked for medication ‘to be themselves’ or to be ‘corrected’ through surgery. That is the demand in the trans struggle." Precisely.

Bernard Lane @Bernard_Lane

"For six years, there has been an official process of depathologisation of trans medicine: a cultural process that removes the psychiatric framework surrounding patient needs that, until now, have been viewed as mental illness, with good reason. "When the body feels so

RT @alexmassie: Kind of impressive that you can have a very large festival of this sort in Edinburgh without addressing a significant polit…

RT @SamBarber1910: When a medical provider tells a male patient "I can give you medical treatment that will turn you into a woman" is there…

In its podcast, 'The Protocol', the NYT makes it seem like it is trying to assuage guilt and diminish accountability for those responsible enacting this experiment on children. That includes the media that have acted as a vector for this unethical practice.

Bev Jackson @BevJacksonAuth

Readers of the @nytimes largely assume there’s a small sad section of the population who were somehow “born in the wrong body.” They don’t question how ridiculous this sounds, or its scientific illiteracy, because this mantra is constantly repeated by people they respect - even

RT @roseveniceallan: Genuine question, has there ever been another Supreme Court judgement that so many organisations have proudly ignored…

RT @UNSRVAW: Letter led by @profbensaul, which I joined, to transitional government of #Syria on information received concerning alleged v…

RT @RosieDuffield1: "Jessica was someone’s daughter, not a red herring. She is one of at least sixty women with eating disorders known to h…

RT @WomensRightsNet: 🚩 🚩🚩 The safest changing room is single sex. https://t.co/sLG16IJ78n…

RT @jan_murray: I can't stop thinking about the fact that Laura Kuenssberg - a BBC journalist with decades of experience - did not challen…

RT @SkyYaldaHakim: 1460 days since the Taliban banned teenage girls from school. 900 days since the Taliban banned women from going to univ…

RT @heterodorx: After you listen to the NYT's podcast "The Protocol", listen to Jamie Reed and the rest of the Informed Dissent team dissec…

RT @WomensRightsNet: Has policing learnt nothing from previous horrific cases? It certainly seems so. Women are being put in danger by th…

This is the test.

Colin Wright @SwipeWright

Imane Khelif is a test to see whether someone is capable of triangulating multiple lines of evidence to arrive at an inevitable conclusion. All the data is out there, and it all points in one direction. If you still maintain we don't know Khelif's sex, you're an ideologue.