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 …
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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.
Thank you, that’s kind of you to say. How would you accurately describe what happened to Maya Forstater?
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Well for one thing, her contract that she had to re-apply for annually was not renewed after the company asked her repeatedly to tone down her tweets about trans people. But also the judgement showed that her claimed belief in biological sex was just a smokescreen to claim the...
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Legal right to misgender trans people at work, which has already been found to be a violation of the Equality Act under British Law. The judge held that it’s fine to hold the belief as long as it didn’t create a harassing environment for others.
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