This is the mother of Jake Wheatley (the man organising the racist march in Middlesbrough) and she is actively engaging in his posts and she works as a PRIMARY SCHOOL TEACHER at @LinthorpeSchool
This is “Molly” Cameron. “Molly” is a cyclist who competes in women’s events. Why? Because “Molly” likes to win.
I have eyes. You have eyes. Even #trans activists have eyes. And we all know that “Molly” is a man. Yet here he is, sports bra firmly over his self-induced gynecomastia, and his - HIS - penis on full display, about to steal the first-place trophy and knock every real woman down a place in the rankings.
Why is this allowed? How can anyone look at this picture and say in good faith that this is a woman?
They can’t.
They’re lying to us, and they’re lying to themselves - and deep down, they know that. That’s why they get so angry when you confront them with the truth. I don’t get mad when some TRA calls me a man. It’s ridiculous, not offensive.
Real women don’t care about being misgendered because we aren’t walking around in a fantasyland that can be destroyed by the word “sir.”
This man has no place in women’s sports. None of them do, and my appreciation goes out to those organizations that have chosen to stand up for the female athletes they were created to serve. Now it’s time for the rest of them to do the same.
Reality is calling, ladies and gentlemen. I think we should answer the phone.
#SaveWomensSports
#TransWomenAreConMen
#WomensRightsAreHumanRights
#BornNotWorn
#womanface
So @PlanetFitness banned a woman because she took a photo of this “tr&ns woman” in the female changing rooms.
I’m far from the only person tweeting about this, but I want to contribute to the people letting Planet Fitness know we won’t tolerate this anymore.
Make him famous ⬇️
Since the police have now confirmed that it is okay to do so, I just wanted to say…
India Willoughby is a man
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India Willoughby is a man
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India Willoughby is a man
India Willoughby is a man
India Willoughby is a man
India Willoughby is a man
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India Willoughby is a man
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India Willoughby is a man
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India Willoughby is a man
India Willoughby is a man
India Willoughby is a man
India Willoughby is a man
India Willoughby is a man
If you’ve seen the headlines this morning debating whether menopause is a disease and being over-medicalised, this video explains my thoughts.
Menopause is more than a collection of symptoms; it is a cardiometabolic and inflammatory condition which leads to an increased risk of numerous diseases.
Menopause has been ‘medicalised’ for years – including with antidepressants, antipsychotics, painkillers, sleeping tablets, anticholinergics to treat bladder symptoms, and heart medications to lower cholesterol, reduce blood pressure and control palpitations. The first-line treatment for menopausal symptoms is body-identical HRT.
Studies have shown that when women are given the right dose and type of hormones, their symptoms improve, and they have a lower future risk of numerous long-term inflammatory diseases associated with menopause including diabetes, cardiovascular disease, osteoporosis, dementia, and depression as well as early death.
Talking about menopause as being a ‘natural transition’ or part of ‘healthy ageing’ ignores the very real suffering of many women with menopausal symptoms.
I was at the meeting to vote against allowing this to happen. I have 20 girls who have all said they would quit playing football if boys were allowed to play in their league. The FA need to reconsider their stance on this before they force a generation of girls to leave the game
I did 3 posts yesterday highlighting the story of a football association that is disbanding a league because a team refused to allow a boy to play on the girls’ team.
I repeated my argument: STOP BLAMING THE GIRLS who don’t refuse to play because so far, when the girls HAVE refused to play, we’ve seen:
1. The entire league disbanded.
2. The coach who supported the girls fired and BANNED from coaching permanently.
3. An entire school banned from participating in ALL extracurricular activities.
What we haven’t seen is anyone blaming the boys, the boys’ parents, the team allowing them to play, the schools, the districts. And we sure haven’t seen ANY negative consequences for the boys/teams/coaches/schools.
And, when I make these posts saying that blaming the girls is misguided, I get the same responses from (often the same people) saying that I’m supporting weakness in the girls.
NO!!! I’m saying, these are MINOR girls. They are not adults, or professional athletes. It is the job of the adults to fix this, and blaming the girls over, and over, and over again is wrong.
This Girl Can selection committee:
“We need to highlight awesome girls doing awesome stuff to inspire other girls.”
“Great idea!”
“Let’s start the week with four boys! That will REALLY inspire girls!”