TRANSWOMEN ARE SEXUALLY ABUSING THEIR CISGENDER SISTERS
Globally Trans Women (assigned male at birth) account for around 80% of self-identified transgender prisoners.
The WA government recently blocked an attempt by a violent prisoner who had ‘transitioned’ to female while serving a life sentence in a men's facility from transferring to the Bandyup Women's Prison.
He had begun hormone therapy after being incarcerated as a man.
. . . . The UK MOJ statistics from March/April 2019 (most recent official count of transgender prisoners):
• 76 sex offenders out of 129 transwomen = 58.9%
• 125 sex offenders out of 3,812 women in prison = 3.3%
…. The logic and safety of Australia’s anti-discrimination law that demands trans women have the legal right to use women’s restrooms and change facilities aligning with their affirmed gender identity demands a rethink.
Have you or Sandra written to these medical associations yourself? And would you /she maybe be willing to share with me or give me some sort of template to save me a little bit of time?
Yes, I have, and I have never received a response. I have also emailed Heads of School for various disciplines such as medicine, biology etc and again, nothing. That is why I think they will only respond if there are multiple emails. Given that, I don't have a specific template, I tried various approaches, so, my advice: give it your best shot as you understand the issues/
This is clear and comprehensive. I thought I knew a lot about this issue, but this part absolutely astounded me:
“The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP) had this definition of sex on the website—
“A person’s assigned sex at birth, determined by sex characteristics observed at birth or infancy. A person’s sex can change over the course of their lifetime and may differ from their assigned sex at birth”
Sadly they have taken at least part of this definition from the bureau of statistics, who I believe mean that a persons REPORTED sex can change over their lifetime, not their actual sex. Hard to believe that the RACGP is relying on a non-medical source for a definition of sex.
TRANSWOMEN ARE SEXUALLY ABUSING THEIR CISGENDER SISTERS
Globally Trans Women (assigned male at birth) account for around 80% of self-identified transgender prisoners.
The WA government recently blocked an attempt by a violent prisoner who had ‘transitioned’ to female while serving a life sentence in a men's facility from transferring to the Bandyup Women's Prison.
He had begun hormone therapy after being incarcerated as a man.
. . . . The UK MOJ statistics from March/April 2019 (most recent official count of transgender prisoners):
• 76 sex offenders out of 129 transwomen = 58.9%
• 125 sex offenders out of 3,812 women in prison = 3.3%
…. The logic and safety of Australia’s anti-discrimination law that demands trans women have the legal right to use women’s restrooms and change facilities aligning with their affirmed gender identity demands a rethink.
"Cisgender sisters" - two words I would never utter in this context
Bernard
Have you or Sandra written to these medical associations yourself? And would you /she maybe be willing to share with me or give me some sort of template to save me a little bit of time?
Yes, I have, and I have never received a response. I have also emailed Heads of School for various disciplines such as medicine, biology etc and again, nothing. That is why I think they will only respond if there are multiple emails. Given that, I don't have a specific template, I tried various approaches, so, my advice: give it your best shot as you understand the issues/
Sandra
This is clear and comprehensive. I thought I knew a lot about this issue, but this part absolutely astounded me:
“The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP) had this definition of sex on the website—
“A person’s assigned sex at birth, determined by sex characteristics observed at birth or infancy. A person’s sex can change over the course of their lifetime and may differ from their assigned sex at birth”
My emails to this group was the first I tried, and I was stunned, to be honest, but it made me more determined.
Unbelievable. I just sent you a DM in Substack when you have a moment to take a look.
Sadly they have taken at least part of this definition from the bureau of statistics, who I believe mean that a persons REPORTED sex can change over their lifetime, not their actual sex. Hard to believe that the RACGP is relying on a non-medical source for a definition of sex.