The image Industrial iron ball in black and white to represent ‘pregnant bodies’. Apt. The title Surely a contender for Worst Tautology Award? The blurb
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Jamie Windust has written ‘In Their Shoes’ their own personal story about ‘navigating non-binary life’. It’s a wonderful book and the prose bears more than
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Sophie Lewis is at the far end of the most loony aspect of ‘feminism’, or any ‘ism’ really, if we’re going to be honest about it.
The Future of legal gender project
Cooper wisely decided not to talk about the biological basis of sex, this was ostensibly because it was the ‘focus of a bitter conflict’ and she isn’t a biologist. She acknowledged that women had concerns around single sex spaces, sports, and data collection.
‘Beyond the Binary’ with The Solicitors Regulatory Authority and Global Butterflies
Back in July 2020 the Solicitors Regulatory Authority (SRA) hosted a webinar with Global Butterflies (GB) who provides training in the area of gender identity.
50:50 Inspiring LBGT+ Women to Stand!
This is how ridiculous things have got, that a campaigning group whose only raison d’être is to get 50:50 male/female representation in Parliament, is essentially
Trans Athletes participation in sport, held by de montfort university
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‘My experience of being a LGBT Advisor to the Government Equalities Office’
This was nominally about Catherine Mead’s experience of being on the LGBT Advisory Panel, but she couldn’t help telling us all how helpful she had
Queering the Equality Act 2010 with Doughty Street Chambers
About this Event Please note: This event has been postponed to take place on 10th February 2021. The Equality Act 2010 is often criticised for
TEDx London Women 2021 on the theme of ‘Showing up’
I signed up for the TEDX Women event because I thought ‘that looks awful’. Especially eye catching was a bearded man with they/them pronouns who
