The world of roller derby is in a spin, particularly in Queensland.
High profile transgender personality Caitlyn Jenner has stated that girls sport must be protected. A candidate for California governor, Jenner was approached by a reporter during a coffee run on Saturday.
Twitter user “Eden - @mothergender” has gone viral after posting a heartbreaking thread describing transgender regret.
Another scientific, evidence-based study has found a major difference between males and females in sport.
A supporter of Melbourne academic Holly Lawford-Smith has been left traumatised and injured after being attacked by a trans activist. Lawford-Smith has been attracting negative attention from activist groups who are offended by her website and position to protect women in the face of the aggressive push by trans activists to impose on women’s spaces.
Trans activists are attempting to silence Australian academic Holly Lawford-Smith, a professor of philosophy at the University of Melbourne. They are offended by her creation of a website that encourages women to share their stories of encountering men who identify as women in women-only spaces. It is called “No Conflict they Said” and aims to highlight infringements on women’s sex-based rights through the sharing of personal stories.
Maya Forstater is a British tax expert who lost her job for defending the reality of biological sex and women’s sex-based rights. Her case was made famous after author JK Rowling tweeted her support:
Rodney Croome of Equality Tasmania has asked candidates of the major parties in his state a series of questions to determine their stance on LGBT+ issues.
Concerned parents and health care workers staged Australia’s first protest against gender clinics in Brisbane, Melbourne and Hobart last Friday. Their aim was to highlight the risk of medicalising young people who are uncomfortable with their biological sex.
Professor Dianna Kenny has presented disturbing evidence to a NSW Education Committee, calling the rapid rise of gender dysphoric youths a “social contagion”. Her testimony was one of many at a hearing related to a bill introduced by Mark Latham to stop the teaching of gender fluidity as fact in schools.
Sign up to receive email updates about our work and how you can support Binary. You can unsubscribe at any time.