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Ehrc (uk) guidance for trans people also was leaked on trans day of remembrance, which gives people the "right" to harass anybody in toilets based on vibes

Oi mate do u have a loicense to use that toilet there
 
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Ehrc (uk) guidance for trans people also was leaked on trans day of remembrance, which gives people the "right" to harass anybody in toilets based on vibes

Oi mate do u have a loicense to use that toilet there

Soon enough you will need bleach-blonde hair and Mar-a-Lago face to use a toilet as a woman in the english-speaking world
 
Soon enough you will need bleach-blonde hair and Mar-a-Lago face to use a toilet as a woman in the english-speaking world
Even that won't be enough, hope you've got your man card to prove you're not a secret trans infiltrator @Manfred Belheim

The whole anti trans movement is so cruel, deny trans kids puberty blockers and then blame them for not passing and effectively ban them from both men's and women's spaces, all supported by some people itt who flounce the second it's pointed out to them
 
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My biggest problem with LGBTQ is the order of the letters.

Now if they were alphabetical

BGLQT

it would be so much easier.
 
I imagine the worst you can say here is that waiting for the clinical evidence is nonetheless a pronouncement of death upon some teenagers in the meantime. Can't win 'em all.

Have some decency dude.

Denying trans kids the opportunity to experience a puberty that aligns with their gender can be a death sentence, the way cis people discuss this genuinely disgusts me.

The logical end result of denying them this is to effectively condemn them with lifelong needless suffering because some of you aren't mature enough to grasp that someone else's body and medical choices has **** all to do with your personal beliefs and latent, undealt-with transphobia.
 
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I disagree it is any easier, taking the average length of things people can retain in short-term memory is seven.
 
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Skate Canada to stop holding national, international events in Alberta​

In its decision, organization cites province's bill affecting transgender athletes

Skate Canada says it will no longer host major events in Alberta following a review of the province's legislation on the participation of transgender athletes in women's sport.

"Following a careful assessment of Alberta’s Fairness and Safety in Sport Act, Skate Canada has determined that we are unable to host events in the province while maintaining our national standards for safe and inclusive sport," the organization said in a statement emailed to CBC News.

A spokesperson for the organization said the decision only applies to national and international-level events. Alberta skaters are not barred from participating in Skate Canada programs and competitions, they said.

"We will continue to monitor legislative developments in the province and will reassess hosting opportunities as circumstances evolve."

The legislation, also known as Bill 29, came into effect Sept. 1, and blocks transgender athletes from Alberta who are 12 and older from competing in female amateur sports.

It’s part of a trio of bills Premier Danielle Smith’s United Conservative Party government introduced last year, which officials say protect the well-being of children and youth, and increase parent access to information and decision-making power over children.

Last week, the government invoked the notwithstanding clause to protect the bills from legal challenges.

Proponents, including Smith, say Bill 29 is about fairness on the playing field, so girls are not battling opponents with biological advantages. Detractors say it's about stigmatizing and punishing those in the transgender community.

The government said this summer that out-of-province transgender athletes are exempt from the ban, as it does not have the authority to regulate athletes from different jurisdictions bound by other provincial or international guidelines.

Athletes and sports organizations in the province — such as the Alberta branch of Skate Canada — remain subject to the provincial law.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/calgary/skate-canada-events-alberta-transgender-9.7018092
 
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