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Joyce activated, issue 8

I’m sometimes asked why I don’t talk about people for whom transition was the best option. I give part of the answer in my book—that what I’m interested in isn’t trans people per se, it’s the notion that some men can “really be women” and vice versa, and its impact on society

Issue 7, audio edition

I forgot to include the link to the audio edition of Issue 7 [https://soundcloud.com/user-242250287/joyce-activated-7/s-wfVGWPpAmM6?utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing] in the email I circulated earlier. I also forgot to remind annual subscribers that to get a free signed

Joyce Activated, issue 7

Barrister Cathryn McGahey likened Allison Bailey’s sexual orientation—that of a female exclusively attracted to females—to the male sexism that holds women back in the workplace, and to the racism of the white supremacists who fought to sustain apartheid.

Asking for patience...

I had a plan for this week’s post and was about half-way through writing it yesterday, when I was derailed by the extraordinary evidence in Allison Bailey’s employment-tribunal hearing. So I set the original idea aside and started early this morning on a piece about that evidence—but

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Joyce Activated, issue 6

Bailey alleges that her chambers, Garden Court, together with the LGBTQ+ charity Stonewall, victimised her in various ways for her gender-critical beliefs, her lesbianism and her backing for the LGB Alliance, a new charity that focuses on advocacy for lesbian, gay and bisexual people...

Joyce Activated, issue 5 audio

For some reason, the embedded Soundcloud link didn't appear in the email I sent a couple of hours ago, though it's in the web page. I guess I should just copy and paste the link in future! In case you want to listen rather than read,

Joyce activated, issue 5

From now on, most issues of this newsletter will go only to paid subscribers. I’m always astonished when people talk as if a very little child’s fantasy of being the opposite sex is something sui generis. Do these people know any children? If they do, they must be remarkably unobservant…

Joyce activated audio, issue 4

A short post—the last before I go behind the paywall. By popular demand (well, a subscriber suggested it), I’ll be recording audio versions of my posts from now on and uploading them to Soundcloud, where they’ll live for about a month until I rotate them out. In

Joyce Activated, issue 4

From this point on most issues of this newsletter will be subscriber-only. If you sign up in the coming days for a full year I’ll send you a signed copy of my paperback! (If you’re outside the UK, we’ll have to discuss postage.) It’s due out

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Helen Joyce

Journalist, author of Trans: When Ideology Meets Reality, working with Sex Matters campaign group

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