Anyone who had genuine concerns about youth gender medicine would staunchly and wholeheartedly support social transition. Let kids explore their identities to see what works for them!
The fact that this movement opposes even pronouns and haircuts shows that it's just bigotry all the way down.
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It really is just relentless the constant dehumanisation in this country. Prove you deserve to be here. Prove you deserve to be cared for. Prove your gender. Prove you deserve to have human rights. Prove you deserve to stay after a whole decade. It just chisels away at your humanity
...'disturbed' or 'offended'. We are scared. These people are scary. They are not only permitted but encouraged by this government to go around loaded drunk, racially abusing anyone who appears to not be white, sexually harassing women, violently attacking police....
'Scale of unite the kingdom march shows free speech alive and well in UK, says minister
This is, I believe, the first official word from the Government on what happened yesterday in London. Not only inaction in the face of violence and hate, but a celebration of it. I passed through London twice yesterday with my two kids & what Labour seem to be missing is that people aren't just...
I had the pleasure of reading this brilliant article prepublication: go check it out!! 👰
Text: A small marble headstone sits in the rusty red outback dirt, a monument to two men described as “firm friends during life, now resting here”. Childhood mates who enlisted in the first world war together, Richard Slingsby and James Renshall are spending eternity side-by-side in Ivanhoe cemetery, in far western New South Wales. The diggers’ lives are memorialised in just 40 words cast in stone, their humble grave belying an epic tale of camaraderie. When Renshall was taken prisoner by the Germans in 1917 and feared dead, it was Slingsby he contacted to let him know he had survived. Upon their return to Australia, the pair worked and lived together on outback stations until they died three years apart in their mid-60s.
*stares in scholar of WWI queer history*
