Joyce activated, issue 87
Why sex/gender is not an electoral issue, and why politicians should take it seriously all the same.
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A short update
A short update while I struggle with a difficult article
Joyce activated, issue 86
The Tories’ manifesto pledge to clarify the meaning of sex in anti-discrimination law meant I and colleagues had a lot of media appearances in the past week – of varying degrees of balance and fairness.
Joyce activated, issue 85
The snap election, and what I've been doing when I wasn't at the gender coalface.
Joyce activated, issue 84
Some reflections on my recent appearance alongside Debbie Hayton, and what it will take to change liberal Americans' minds
Joyce activated, issue 83
A round-up of my post-Cass podcast conversations
Joyce activated, issue 82
The Cass Report was a breakthrough, moving the debate on paediatric gender interventions a long way in the right direction. So why am I feeling so angry?
Layla le Fey: victim statement
Today I realised that the Daily Mail’s coverage of the sentencing of the trans-identifying man, Layla le Fey, who made disgusting threats against me and @ThePosieParker, misrepresented my victim statement to the court. It claimed I had researched Le Fey for my book, when in fact I had never
Joyce activated, Issue 81
The Cass Report is now out, and it’s a really, really big deal.
Joyce activated, issue 80
Today Scotland’s Hate Crime Act comes into force. Transactivists are planning to use it to intimidate women who call “transwomen” men or say sex is real and gender ID isn’t. But I won’t stop saying these things – including about specific “transwomen” who infringe on women’s human rights.