The hottest Gender Rights Substack posts right now

Professor Jo Phoenix won her legal case against the Open University for discrimination and harassment because of her gender critical views.
Ohio Senate has overridden Governor DeWine's veto, preventing medical interventions for gender-confused children.
Kemi Badenoch is addressing the issue of gender pay gap data being recorded based on self-declared gender identity, rather than biological sex, in the Civil Service.

Billy Bragg is not in control of all women.
The lesbian project by Julie Bindel and Kat seems to have been organized without Billy Bragg's involvement.
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Transgenderism is compared to the Milgram experiment where people can be manipulated to harm others, highlighting the potential dangers of blindly following authority figures.
The concept of autonomous decision making is brought up, emphasizing the importance of taking responsibility for our actions and decisions.
The issue of transgender rights conflicting with women's rights is discussed, pointing out the complexities and controversies surrounding this intersection.

Many children who explore different genders tend to outgrow it, so caution is advised before irreversible actions.
A majority of voters support laws protecting children from transgender procedures, showing bipartisan concern.
Public opinion against pushing gender-affirming care for kids is growing, even among Democrats.

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Trans activists claim there is a genocide against trans people, but the evidence is not clear.
There is an increase in physical violence by some trans activists directed towards women.
Understanding the reasons behind trans activists attacking women and taking steps to protect women is crucial.

Texas bill to protect detransitioners (HB3502) defeated by Democrats at the last minute.
Democrats in Texas prevented HB3502 from expanding insurance coverage for 'onboarding' procedures.
There was bipartisan effort to push the bill, but Democrats celebrated its demise in the final hours of the 2023 Session.