The internet 2.0 helped trans people become more visible than ever. It also gave those who hate us a new way to organize. Proud to give you this piece which weaves my own experience of this past decade into a complicated narrative for trans visibility.https://www.vox.com/identities/2019/12/27/21028342/trans-visibility-backlash-internet-2010 …
You mean hate like the threats endured by Rachel Rooney for writing a children’s book? The intolerance faced by detransitioners who are called liars? The disinformation like “sex is immutable,” that got Maya Forstater fired? The vile things said to JK Rowling for supporting her?pic.twitter.com/5J4YzV6zdS
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People who de-transition deserve love and respect, and are valid in their identities. I'm very sorry if people have been unkind to you because of that. I don't think that's an entirely accurate portrayal of what happened to Ms. Forstater, though.
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Please for untag me
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Detransitioners talking about their own experiences are not showing intolerance to trans people.
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The only dumb thing about this entire discussion is the idea that biological facts can be deemed unworthy of respect.
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