Lisa Mullin retweeted
A homophobic TERF! We warned you this was coming!
Do we know for sure this is surrogacy and not adoption by 2 gay men?
Both should be banned. We should be seeking the ideal for all children and two fathers is not it.
The Equality Act should be scrapped if this is a consequence. It's not progress. @reformparty_uk @ZiaYusufUK
Lisa Mullin retweeted
Mary-Ann Stephenson of the @EHRC is now claiming that "trans activists are wrong" and that trans people are protected from discrimination in law. That is true to some extent, but:
Perhaps tell that to Dr Cal Horton, fleeing the UK because of transphobia, saying things have got much worse since the SCJ and EHRC CoP.
or
Dr Beth Upton forced to leave the UK because of transphobia - hounded by the media, who were quite happy to protect a disgusting racist while doing so.
or
Dr Vicky McCloud, a former High Court judge, again quit the UK because of transphobia and now lives in Ireland - she says things are much worse now too.
or
Emily Brothers, a blind GRC holding trans woman who was recently banned from putting her bum on a seat at a conference purely because she is transgender.
or
The circa 600 members of Unison, all of whom say they have been impacted.
or
The circa 3000 discrimination cases recorded by TransActual.
or
The 500 Girlguiding volunteers reported by @guardian who were leaving because it was no longer inclusive.
or
The hundreds of WI branches that closed down, citing the same reasons as Girlguiding.
And where was the EHRC during all of this mayhem?
Nowhere.
Lisa Mullin retweeted
Not a trans woman or a drag queen.
To all the mainstream media outlets, social media accounts and politicians who called my husband a rapist and a marital rape apologist: Don't even bother deleting your posts or comments. We've recorded every vile, defamatory lie, down to the very last troll comment, and we're going to bankrupt every single one of you. See you in court.
Lisa Mullin retweeted
The One Gina party "Sharia law is taking over Australia and oppressing our rights"
Also One Gina platform:
- No abortions
- No women's rights
- No LGBTQ+ rights
- No religious freedom for nonbelievers
- legalise pedophilia and rape
- pro child labour
Lisa Mullin retweeted
Ahh...so @KishwerFalkner admits to bias and to fostering a climate of exclusion?
Who would have guessed?
For goodness sake, don't let her near the EHRC - they have the obligation to promote Public Service Equality Duty (PSED), which includes inclusion.
Lisa Mullin retweeted
TransLucent sent FOI requests to every single council and hospital trust (covering millions of people) for *5 years*.
In half a decade: 4 complaints were made about trans people. That’s right: 4.
Yet, the government have eroded trans rights to appease fearmongering transphobes.
444 FOI Requests, 4+ Years: The Real Data on Single-Sex Spaces.
Over the past 4+ years, the debate about trans women accessing single-sex spaces (such as hospital wards, public toilets, and changing rooms) has dominated the headlines and policy discussions.
But when we set aside the culture-war rhetoric, what do the real data from public service providers show?
TransLucent has been seeking answers for nearly five years.
Since 2021, TransLucent has conducted seven comprehensive Freedom of Information investigations.
We submitted 444 FOI requests to public bodies across the UK - including 180 NHS acute and mental health trusts, all 62 unitary authorities, and the 50 largest local councils - covering tens of millions of people.
We asked one straightforward question: How many complaints have you received about trans women using female single-sex spaces?
Of the 444 requests sent over nearly five years, more than 98% of responding public bodies reported receiving zero complaints.
Across all councils and hospital trusts surveyed, we found just four complaints - 4 complaints in nearly FIVE YEARS
One involved a minor inpatient issue at Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital NHS Trust, which wasn’t escalated beyond the initial stage.
One was a single complaint in York.
One in Sheffield was based on perception rather than fact.
That’s four recorded complaints over nearly five years, spanning healthcare facilities and local government services for tens of millions of people.
The evidence consistently shows that official data does not support claims of widespread or systemic issues in these spaces.
Good policy starts with good data, and @TransLucent_Org will keep tracking this information as structures and guidance evolve, because evidence matters.
translucent.org.uk/four-year…
Lisa Mullin retweeted
Everything about TERFism centres around putting women ‘back in their place’ and promoting regressive and highly conservative gender stereotypes.
Lisa Mullin retweeted
"Judge Herron said the woman’s offending was towards the worst of its kind.
“It was deliberate, planned and premeditated,” he said.
Judge Herron rejected the mum’s explanations for the offending, saying she was a willing participant and encouraged her daughter to become involved
Perth mum jailed after forcing 3-year-old child to participate in sex acts during an affair
#CSA Child Sexual Abuse #FemaleAbuser
Western Australia
perthnow.com.au/wa/perth-mum…
Lisa Mullin retweeted
Just when you think, One Nation is running out of groups to mortally offend. . .
NSW One Nation leader Mike Newman tells anti-abortion rally that party will ‘stop’ abortion rights smh.com.au/politics/nsw/nsw-…
Lisa Mullin retweeted
President is a pedophile
First Lady is a prostitute
Vice President fucks couches
FBI director fucks animals
Health secretary is a heroin addict
Attorney general protects pedophiles
Secretary of defense is a drunk
The Trump admin, ladies and gentlemen.
Lisa Mullin retweeted
Anyone who complains about this is a dead set moron. So many woman, and some men, will really have a life changing experience due to this now being on the PBS. Put your politics aside and be grateful that we live in a society that makes this affordable.
Lisa Mullin retweeted
Wow. Over 4 years there were… four complaints.
However, the UK has still torn up trans rights and ruined the lives of thousands of people for only 4 complaints in for years.
The media and hatefluencers drove this based on ideology and not reality,
444 FOI Requests, 4+ Years: The Real Data on Single-Sex Spaces.
Over the past 4+ years, the debate about trans women accessing single-sex spaces (such as hospital wards, public toilets, and changing rooms) has dominated the headlines and policy discussions.
But when we set aside the culture-war rhetoric, what do the real data from public service providers show?
TransLucent has been seeking answers for nearly five years.
Since 2021, TransLucent has conducted seven comprehensive Freedom of Information investigations.
We submitted 444 FOI requests to public bodies across the UK - including 180 NHS acute and mental health trusts, all 62 unitary authorities, and the 50 largest local councils - covering tens of millions of people.
We asked one straightforward question: How many complaints have you received about trans women using female single-sex spaces?
Of the 444 requests sent over nearly five years, more than 98% of responding public bodies reported receiving zero complaints.
Across all councils and hospital trusts surveyed, we found just four complaints - 4 complaints in nearly FIVE YEARS
One involved a minor inpatient issue at Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital NHS Trust, which wasn’t escalated beyond the initial stage.
One was a single complaint in York.
One in Sheffield was based on perception rather than fact.
That’s four recorded complaints over nearly five years, spanning healthcare facilities and local government services for tens of millions of people.
The evidence consistently shows that official data does not support claims of widespread or systemic issues in these spaces.
Good policy starts with good data, and @TransLucent_Org will keep tracking this information as structures and guidance evolve, because evidence matters.
translucent.org.uk/four-year…
Lisa Mullin retweeted
Threatening to lower a girl's grade if her personal medical information isn't handed over to the school is disgusting.
There is absolutely no reason for schools to maintain menstrual cycle information on students. It's creepy, disturbing, and discriminatory.
High school requires girls to disclose their menstrual cycle—or lose a grade.
Parents must send a note in writing to gym teacher with "suspected length of their cycle."
If female student does not participate—it will result in "loss of points toward final grade."
Students who bring in the required note from their parents will then be required to complete "dry land" exercises—to make up for the missed swimming.
"For sure against privacy for the young ladies that are going to class," said a parent.
"And they shouldn't have a grade reduction."
Lakeview High School says they plan to "engage parents in a conversation" about the new policy.
The school is located in St. Clair Shores, Michigan.
Posting first full length and credited video here to help raise awareness.
Lisa Mullin retweeted
444 FOI Requests, 4+ Years: The Real Data on Single-Sex Spaces.
Over the past 4+ years, the debate about trans women accessing single-sex spaces (such as hospital wards, public toilets, and changing rooms) has dominated the headlines and policy discussions.
But when we set aside the culture-war rhetoric, what do the real data from public service providers show?
TransLucent has been seeking answers for nearly five years.
Since 2021, TransLucent has conducted seven comprehensive Freedom of Information investigations.
We submitted 444 FOI requests to public bodies across the UK - including 180 NHS acute and mental health trusts, all 62 unitary authorities, and the 50 largest local councils - covering tens of millions of people.
We asked one straightforward question: How many complaints have you received about trans women using female single-sex spaces?
Of the 444 requests sent over nearly five years, more than 98% of responding public bodies reported receiving zero complaints.
Across all councils and hospital trusts surveyed, we found just four complaints - 4 complaints in nearly FIVE YEARS
One involved a minor inpatient issue at Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital NHS Trust, which wasn’t escalated beyond the initial stage.
One was a single complaint in York.
One in Sheffield was based on perception rather than fact.
That’s four recorded complaints over nearly five years, spanning healthcare facilities and local government services for tens of millions of people.
The evidence consistently shows that official data does not support claims of widespread or systemic issues in these spaces.
Good policy starts with good data, and @TransLucent_Org will keep tracking this information as structures and guidance evolve, because evidence matters.
translucent.org.uk/four-year…