Oh look at that. A man trying to dominate & tell a woman that she’s wrong, he knows best etc. Quelle surprise.
Give him half an hour of endometriosis pain and he'd be crying and wanting it to stop.This is the bloke who was appointed CEO of Endometriosis South Coast but then ‘stepped down’ from the role after women complained (of course, it was framed as #transphobia). So why the hell has he now been given another role by the same charity as ‘parliamentary engagement officer’? Why are a charity which raises awareness of a condition that only affects women so keen to give a position to a man larping as one? Surely a woman with experience of the condition would be much better placed to engage with parliament. Or even if a woman does not suffer from the condition herself, other women are far more likely to discuss their experiences with another female than a bloke in lippy and a wig.
Health charity CEO steps down after ‘transphobic’ reactions to appointment
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Richards is the AGP responsible for founding TransLucent and is also its chief exec. He has no business representing women in an endo charity. I am fucking fuming
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ETA this is what ‘Steph’ proudly states about himself
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Steph Richards is a trans woman, based in Portsmouth UK.
Steph Richards is a trans woman, based in Portsmouth UK. She is the original founder of the website Steph's Place now rebranded as TransLucent.Org.UKtranslucent.org.uk
I found this on another social media site discussing drag queens. Kevin’s (nursing home deputy manager) drag alter ego is called ‘Nursina’. I know it’s the same bloke cause he put a photo of himself on there and used his own name . He’s a common or garden AGP by the sounds of it. I’m sure those who employed him must have researched him and thought all this was fine and dandy.
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To respond to this:
I'm not surprised that @chizontiz decided to call it a day.
This is the bloke who was appointed CEO of Endometriosis South Coast but then ‘stepped down’ from the role after women complained (of course, it was framed as #transphobia). So why the hell has he now been given another role by the same charity as ‘parliamentary engagement officer’? Why are a charity which raises awareness of a condition that only affects women so keen to give a position to a man larping as one? Surely a woman with experience of the condition would be much better placed to engage with parliament. Or even if a woman does not suffer from the condition herself, other women are far more likely to discuss their experiences with another female than a bloke in lippy and a wig.
translucent.org.uk
oh yeah, we do at times have to go into the rooms especially if someone is upset or poorly! But I always knock and say "it's xxxxx Owl, do you all have a top and bottom on as I need to come in?" Absolutely roles involving overnight care of girls should be women.I went on Brownie camp as a kid. It was in a hostel /hall type venue. The leaders played pranks on us, including putting sweets in our shoes AND spraying our hair with neon wash-out hair paint... which meant the (thankfully female leaders) had to get up close to us as we slept to spray us so we had coloured hair streaks in the morning. Imagine a TIM leader going around girls' bedroom at night getting that close to each girl. Thinking about it now it was a violation spraying out hair back then! (1990s)... let alone allowing a man in now
