I guess that at least this time the persons saying it is a Black woman themselves.They are always so disgustingly racist
I guess that at least this time the persons saying it is a Black woman themselves.They are always so disgustingly racist
yes! fascinating, she definitely seemed she had issues based on her family. Someone posted it here (or in previous threads) about a uni lecturer in the US who made a parallel between what she did and the trans thing, very enlighteningHas anyone else seen the Rachel Dozel (sp?) docu on Netflix. There’s always been chatter around the idea of being “transracial” and how offensive that is because a white person cannot experience the prejudices a black person does & they’ve also benefitted from socialisation or accruing social capital whilst white, and they also maintain the privilege of being able to present as white as/when needed. I’m surprised this hasn’t drawn more parallels with gender? And I feel society as a whole draws a like at transracial but gender is seen as entirely different? Genuinely would like to know why - like what would someone say I’m missing?
Tell that to the black women who are five times more likely to die in childbirth... I can't believe people can even say such ridiculously racist statements. No words!Just seen this on Twitter.
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Transgender Trend publish good resources for schools. You can have them sent directly to your school. I've ordered some for my kid's school the other day. https://www.transgendertrend.com/schools-resources/Bloody infuriated at work today. A group of mums moaning between themselves about the Yr 4s having been introduced to terms including transgender. Not one spoke up and objected when the consultation came out! The reason? They don’t want to be seen as Bigoted Bad People (TM).
FFS when did we sleepwalk into this. I beg anyone here, if you’re not happy with what your kids are being taught at primary school SPEAK UP because it’s only going to get worse.
When I was having to reconsider my previously held opinions following the Bell case, the Dolezal documentary was one of the things I watched. Some people say she's a liar, but if you watch the documentary you'll see that she's a very damaged person. I believe from the docu that she genuinely believes that she's black...or rather that she has a psychological need to believe that she's black because she associates whiteness with her abusive puritan family. What Rachel Dolezal needs is therapy because this delusion, this maladaptive coping mechanism, isn't really helping her, or her kids, in the long run.Has anyone else seen the Rachel Dozel (sp?) docu on Netflix. There’s always been chatter around the idea of being “transracial” and how offensive that is because a white person cannot experience the prejudices a black person does & they’ve also benefitted from socialisation or accruing social capital whilst white, and they also maintain the privilege of being able to present as white as/when needed. I’m surprised this hasn’t drawn more parallels with gender? And I feel society as a whole draws a like at transracial but gender is seen as entirely different? Genuinely would like to know why - like what would someone say I’m missing?
Surely you mean Black Birthing People?Tell that to the black women who are five times more likely to die in childbirth... I can't believe people can even say such ridiculously racist statements. No words!
I would actually say that makes it sadder. It shows that some black women must have been internalizing and believing the awful message from racists that they're the same as men and less than white women.I guess that at least this time the persons saying it is a Black woman themselves.
This is infuriating. It is astounding how the transgender issue is the one thing that puts a muzzle over women. I'd be willing to bet that the same group of women would have no problem objecting to any other school policies they were unhappy with. Why are they putting the needs of their kids second?!Bloody infuriated at work today. A group of mums moaning between themselves about the Yr 4s having been introduced to terms including transgender. Not one spoke up and objected when the consultation came out! The reason? They don’t want to be seen as Bigoted Bad People (TM).
FFS when did we sleepwalk into this. I beg anyone here, if you’re not happy with what your kids are being taught at primary school SPEAK UP because it’s only going to get worse.
Depressing. Black people were not seem as human, but those who viewed them as subhuman still knew who to grape and use as wet nurses. They still knew who was male and who was female. They denied personhood, but they did not deny biological sex. To claim otherwise is a lie.I guess that at least this time the persons saying it is a Black woman themselves.
Not looking to start a row but I’m happy to see this list as a list of trans women & non binary people (who have penises which are indeed male sex organs) but keep those groups as very distinct from women.Saw this on Twitter and it’s so true
There’s certainly no need to start some Frankenscience for sure. They should focus on cures for existing medical conditions.I wish Chinese scientists would take the next 20 years off. I know it has not been proved where covid came from yet, but evidence is looking towards a major mistake from one of their labs.
I’m waiting for pay day, i stupidly spent all my treat money at the start of the month and now i have a list of GC shops to buy from and I’m sitting here waiting for payday to roll aroundOrdered a Heretic patch!
I agree. I wholeheartedly support any campaign for transwomen, transmen and NB people to have their own separate spaces/facilities/groups etc. etc. etc. I think everyone, no matter how independent, sometimes needs a supportive space with their 'tribe' - which is why women need women-only spaces and places too.Not looking to start a row but I’m happy to see this list as a list of trans women & non binary people (who have penises which are indeed male sex organs) but keep those groups as very distinct from women.
But yeah the point very much stands that neither that tweet or any subsequent discussion we have would ever be allowed on Twitter.
Yes, i’ve been following the threads on Twitter. Looks like some stuff will come out about the lack of safeguarding. Watching withHas anyone been following Sonia Apperly v Tavistock? Could this be it? The light we have been waiting for??
A few weeks ago I heard Viv Groskop talking about Marge Piercy's sci fi 'Woman on the Edge of Time' on Radio 3 (15 minutes, here https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m0002zyk - the series was called 'Forgotten Feminist Futures' and it's all worth a listen for forgotten feminists everywhere). It was a real jolt, given that this was a book which was incredibly important for me back in the day, to be reminded that in this imagined future not only is gender fluid, so is 'race/culture' because both gendered behaviour and race are seen as socially constructed with no biological basis. The Dolezal case had highlighted this point, it was definitely terrifying that the only commentator I noticed pointing this out was the appalling Rod Liddle.Has anyone else seen the Rachel Dozel (sp?) docu on Netflix. There’s always been chatter around the idea of being “transracial” and how offensive that is because a white person cannot experience the prejudices a black person does & they’ve also benefitted from socialisation or accruing social capital whilst white, and they also maintain the privilege of being able to present as white as/when needed. I’m surprised this hasn’t drawn more parallels with gender? And I feel society as a whole draws a like at transracial but gender is seen as entirely different? Genuinely would like to know why - like what would someone say I’m missing?