Leading barrister warns that the kit – used to support gender-questioning children – is likely to be in breach of equality laws and could violate pupils’ rights

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  • AVincentInSpace@pawb.social
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    3 months ago

    No???

    Of course privileged classes exist. I just described one and described a way to lessen the impact of its existence, since eliminating it entirely is completely impossible.

    So too is the case with infants having names and genders.

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      3 months ago

      lessen the impact of its existence

      You mean like not assigning people to classes we know can be incorrect they then would have to change?

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        3 months ago

        what. is. your. alternative.

        I swear you must not be reading my comments. How do you refer to a child for the first five years of their life if giving them a name, even a temporary one, is transphobic?

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          3 months ago

          what. is. your. alternative.

          Not shoving people into boxes we know aren’t accurate based on a 2 second glance at baby genitals.

          Why is that even a thing you want to do?

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            How do you refer to a child for the first five years of their life if giving them a name, even a temporary one, is transphobic?

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              3 months ago

              I notice first off you’re conveniently ignoring how I have been referring to sex designations for the past several posts and instead exclusively focusing on my earlier statement about names.

              Makes me doubt your faith, that.

              I will broaden and ask why you think any imposition of a gender on a person who has not yet informed you what it is is laudable or appropriate, be that marker on a certificate or a gendered name?