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| − | {{show/tweet|ClaireLoneragan|1294226706526601216|06:57|Remember Julie Marshall? https://bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-lancashire-53410019 | + | {{show/tweet|ClaireLoneragan|1294226706526601216|06:57|Remember Julie Marshall? https://bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-lancashire-53410019 / @BBCNews say they reported the case as if Julie Marshall was actually a woman because the court made no mention of trans status.}} |
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| − | + | "As if" -- again, they're acting as if "{{l/myth|trans women aren't really women}}" is a proven thing, when the opposite is true. | |
| − | Just because she's criminally problematic doesn't mean she's not a woman. Did | + | Just because she's criminally problematic doesn't mean she's not a woman. Did society revoke Squeaky Fromme's womanhood, or Patty Hearst's, or...? |
{{show/tweet|bjportraits|1294296090095824901|11:33|[retweet of] A male-bodied person, however kind, professional and blameless, can be traumatising to a woman or child who has been the victim of male violence. / Patients have the right to say no.}} | {{show/tweet|bjportraits|1294296090095824901|11:33|[retweet of] A male-bodied person, however kind, professional and blameless, can be traumatising to a woman or child who has been the victim of male violence. / Patients have the right to say no.}} | ||
Latest revision as of 23:29, 9 October 2020
06:57 @ClaireLoneragan “Remember Julie Marshall? https://bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-lancashire-53410019 / @BBCNews say they reported the case as if Julie Marshall was actually a woman because the court made no mention of trans status.”
"As if" -- again, they're acting as if "trans women aren't really women" is a proven thing, when the opposite is true.
Just because she's criminally problematic doesn't mean she's not a woman. Did society revoke Squeaky Fromme's womanhood, or Patty Hearst's, or...?
11:33 @bjportraits “[retweet of] A male-bodied person, however kind, professional and blameless, can be traumatising to a woman or child who has been the victim of male violence. / Patients have the right to say no.”