Aggressively dominant male mammals typically urinate to scent-mark their territory.
āIāll piss where I like." "Iā¤ļøpissin' on TERFs."
They think theyāre women. But can you imagine a better walking, talking, reeking advertisement for toxic masculinity? #SexMatters
Wonder how many #WASPI women, normally Labour voters, Labour members, withheld their votes yesterday, with subsequent significant impact on the outcome?
Would my followers please send me the registration numbers of the scooters that traffic wardens use in Haringey. I know of LR69UJG - by email to [email protected] please
New Oxford University study on BBC reporting of 'transgender' people:
Since 2000 in the UK
⢠11 were murdered (mostly killed by their male partners). This generated 137 news stories
⢠20 committed murder. This generated just 58 news stories, of which only 23 mentioned trans
Welcome news of funds for Ā womenāsĀ centres "toĀ deliver vitalĀ specialist help to femaleĀ offenders, the overwhelming majority ofĀ whomĀ are themselvesĀ victimsĀ of crime." We hope this leads to real investment in the Holloway Womenās Building to open in 2028. https://t.co/Cd8tKWooj9
It's been a year today since the Supreme Court judgment, and:
-Bridget Phillipson still hasn't laid accurate guidance before Parliament
-She still hasn't taken the old, bad guidance out of circulation
-The government itself still has unlawful policies.
Unacceptable. (š next)
@SeeRedWoman1 speech #OneYearLaterBelfast
"In five daysā time, it will be exactly one year since the Supreme Court ruling.And what did it say?
Something so simple it should never have needed saying. That women-only spaces are for women.
Years of fighting. Thousands of pounds. Extraordinary courage. For what was, in the end, just stating the obvious. Finally, in law.
And yet here we are. In Belfast. One year on, Still waiting for it to mean something in actual, everyday life.
Letās talk about the women who got us here.
Marion, Trina, Susan, and Magdalen Berns. The women behind For Women Scotland. They saw what was happening and refused to go along with it.Magdalen didnāt live to see the ruling. She kept going through illness, kept speaking, kept telling the truth. She died in 2019, aged 36.
Her words still stand:Itās not hate to defend your rights. And itās not hate to speak the truth.
I found her at a point when I thought I was alone. She cut through everything. No performance. Just clarity.
I was blacklisted by feminist groups here in Belfast for mentioning her. I know what it costs to even say her name.
And Iām saying it anyway.
Marion, Trina and Susan carried that fight all the way to the Supreme Court. Mocked, dismissed, told they were on the wrong side of history.
They werenāt
And theyāre not the only ones.
J. K. Rowling faced a cultural pile-on most people wouldnāt withstand. Told her career was over. Attacked from every direction. - She didnāt back down.
Maya Forstater lost her job for stating a basic fact. Took it to tribunal. Lost. Appealed. And won. That judgment changed the landscape. Every case since stands on ground she helped secure. Because of her our reality is worthy of respect in a democratic society.
Sandie Peggie, an A&E nurse, objected to a male colleague in the womenās changing room. She was suspended, investigated for months, and took NHS Fife to tribunal. She succeeded in her claim and is still appealing the parts that didnāt go her way with the most incredible counsel.
Two years of her life. Sheās Still fighting.
And the Darlington nurses. Eight of them. They raised concerns, were ignored, told to broaden their mindset. They formed a union, took a case, and were successful at tribunal.
And then the arts.
Because this is personal.
RóisĆn Murphy. Iāve loved her music for years. And when she spoke, privately, about puberty blockers, it felt like the industry turned on her almost overnight.
Reviews rewritten. Her Album sidelined. Pressure to apologise. She didnāt.
And that matters.
Rosie Kay. Pushed out of the company she built. So she built something else.
Denise Fahmy. Fifteen years at Arts Council England. Faced a hostile internal climate, resigned, took a case, and won.
And there are others - claudia, sibyl and . Women who canāt be named. Watching. Waiting. Weighing the cost. - We are here for them too.
I worked in the arts here in Northern Ireland.
Inclusion was my job. Literally.
And when I spoke, in my own time, about why single-sex services matter, that inclusion stopped at me.The pressure built quietly at first, and then all at once, until leaving didnāt feel like a choice anymore.
And I left. Not because I was wrong. Because I became a problem.
And there are women here who know that feeling exactly.
The email you donāt send.
The meeting where you stay silent.
The quiet calculation that the cost is just too high.
Women are still making that calculation. Today.
So yes. The ruling matters. It confirmed that sex means biological sex. That single-sex spaces are lawful. That womenās rights to privacy, dignity and safety are real.
Thatās not abstract.
Itās the woman in a refuge who needs to know who sheās sharing with.
Itās the survivor walking into a rape crisis centre who needs clarity, not ambiguity.
I can tell you that trust isnāt a detail in that work, itās the entire foundation.
So the law is clear. The need is clear. And still, nothing moves.
#OneYearLater
The Commissioner and the Office of the Public Guardian have developed a new guide to Lasting Powers of Attorney (LPA), updated to give you the most up-to-date information.
The guide helps older people to understand the benefits of having a LPA to manage their finances, health and welfare.
https://t.co/GXg0wXHFFR
@AWOCUK are currently reviewing their work priorities for the next four years, and want to hear from you about your experiences #AgeingWithoutChildren.
By completing their survey, you will help to shape their strategy, and ensure that they are supporting you in the best possible way.
Find out more: https://t.co/usakm66umn
This morning, @BBCNews eulogising their ābelovedā colleague Jenni Murray, while slyly insinuating she left Womenās Hour in 2020 for health reasons. Hereās Jenni in her own words, exposing the truth those misogynist bastards refuse to admit.
https://t.co/m8JLVnT68N
Home Conversion Program
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The Home Conversion Program helps seniors stay in their homes, reduce costs, and gain support through shared living.
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Thank you to our readers for the many questions weāve received about the meningitis outbreak in Kent.
Weāre publishing our answers here, including why not everyone gets the vaccine, and how long protection from the vaccine lasts š
https://t.co/4QyVsLfxuZ
Weāve just submitted a planning application for Halton Senior Cohousing Group!
Lucy Wood and Pat Steward worked closely with HSCG, a wonderful group of over 55s who choose to live together as a community.
Fourteen homes, shared landscaped gardens and a common house where neighbours will meet, eat and share support with each other.Ā
At Agile Homes we know that interdependence and independence combined for later life works.
The landscape design is core to how the design works, swales, planting and people flow together. We were able exceed the Biodiversity Net Gain target entirely on site, in a relatively dense layout. Ground screws, rather than trench foundations keeps the hydrology of the site intact!
The whole, definitely greater than the sum of its parts!
#Cohousing #communityled #lowcarbon #affordablehomes
Dear all, my court case against NHS England to protect single-sex spaces at work is starting on 16 March. I'd appreciate your help with a final push for the crowdfunder ā grateful if you could share the link please: https://t.co/0MgOEvU7XL #SexMatters#RespectOurSex#WomenRise