The hottest LGBTQ Rights Substack posts right now

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gender:hacked by Eliza Mondegreen 1607 implied HN points 23 Oct 24
  1. Trans communities might comfort young people about their fears regarding transition, but this can lead to unrealistic expectations about the outcomes.
  2. Young people often focus on details of their bodies in their transition journey, but they might overlook the bigger picture of biological differences that exist.
  3. There is a risk of young people blaming themselves or others for not achieving their goals in sports or transition, rather than recognizing the challenges they face.
Taylor Lorenz's Newsletter 7464 implied HN points 06 Jan 25
  1. Instagram temporarily blocked teens from searching LGBTQ-related hashtags due to content restrictions meant for 'sensitive content'.
  2. Meta admitted the restrictions on LGBTQ terms were a mistake and emphasized the need for all communities to feel safe on its platforms.
  3. LGBTQ teens rely on social media for connection and support, and limiting access to their content can isolate them during critical times of self-discovery.
Erin In The Morning 6033 implied HN points 14 Jun 23
  1. A growing number of transgender individuals are fleeing their home states due to anti-trans legislation.
  2. Data reveals that 130-260k transgender people have already left their communities in the US.
  3. States are enacting sanctuary laws to protect transgender individuals and their families from persecution.
Julie Bindel's podcasts and writing 1886 implied HN points 08 Feb 24
  1. The author has been targeted by trans activists for 20 years, facing protests, threats, and being de-platformed.
  2. The rise of gender ideology and the inclusion of trans rights have challenged traditional feminist views and sparked debates.
  3. Despite backlash, the author remains committed to advocating for women's rights and challenging bigotry.
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The Signorile Report 1658 implied HN points 01 Nov 23
  1. Some individuals who are vocal against homosexuality may actually be struggling with their own sexual orientation.
  2. Believing that homosexuality is a choice may indicate internal conflicts or attempts to suppress one's true self.
  3. Past involvement in promoting 'ex-gay' therapy could suggest personal struggles with sexual identity.
The Signorile Report 1538 implied HN points 18 Oct 23
  1. GOP leaders have a history of being involved in sexual abuse incidents.
  2. Republicans like Hastert and Jordan have supported LGBTQ discrimination while being accused of sexual misconduct.
  3. The GOP hypocritically demonizes LGBTQ individuals while some of their own members have been involved in or ignored sexual misconduct.
Men Yell at Me 504 implied HN points 28 Oct 24
  1. Homophobia and harassment are still serious issues, even in places that seem progressive. People in the LGBTQ+ community frequently face threats and discrimination.
  2. It's important for allies to speak up and take action when they see hate or harassment happening. Silence from witnesses can make the situation worse.
  3. Voting and activism are crucial for protecting vulnerable communities. Everyone should get involved and support efforts for equality and justice.
A B’Old Woman 499 implied HN points 20 Feb 24
  1. Some events funded by New Zealand taxpayers focus on LGBTQIA+ issues, which some believe changed societal norms.
  2. There are concerns about how these events may influence public perception and attitudes toward gender and sexuality.
  3. Debates exist regarding the appropriateness of using taxpayer money to support these initiatives and their impact on society.
A B’Old Woman 579 implied HN points 05 Sep 23
  1. Women shouldn't have to prove why they want single-sex spaces. Their feelings and experiences matter and should be respected.
  2. There are laws passed based on feelings and stories from one group, but women's concerns are often ignored. Everyone's feelings deserve to be heard.
  3. When it comes to policies about women's spaces, it's unfair that the stories of women are dismissed while others' stories are accepted. Everyone's experiences should be considered equally.
Disaffected Newsletter 1039 implied HN points 03 Apr 23
  1. A tragic incident occurred where a person identified as transgender committed a violent act, leading to a discussion about media portrayal of transgender individuals as victims.
  2. There were protests against a speaker advocating for women's rights, highlighting tensions around free speech related to gender issues.
  3. There are concerns about the growing influence of extreme views within the transgender movement and the support it gets from media and government.
A B’Old Woman 499 implied HN points 10 May 23
  1. Some people believe that if anyone can identify as a woman, it could also include children. This raises concerns about how society defines gender.
  2. There are fears that if children are allowed to identify as women, it could create safety issues, especially in spaces meant for women and girls.
  3. Without a clear definition of what being a woman means, there’s anxiety about where boundaries will be drawn and how this may affect children and society.
Disaffected Newsletter 539 implied HN points 24 Apr 23
  1. Gay men have reportedly cut back on attending orgies, which some view as a quirky way to suggest they've made a positive impact on the world.
  2. There is a growing realization among women about the realities of transgender issues, with figures like Megyn Kelly speaking out.
  3. California has passed a law that gives therapists the power to take children away from parents they deem unsupportive of their identity.
Disaffected Newsletter 439 implied HN points 27 Mar 23
  1. There is a growing movement in some states that supports transgender medical procedures for children, which has raised concerns about parental rights and involvement.
  2. Certain areas, like Portland, are commemorating past public health measures like mask mandates even as they are relaxed elsewhere.
  3. There is a mix of news and commentary that highlights unusual or controversial social issues in current events.
Disaffected Newsletter 499 implied HN points 03 Oct 22
  1. Fred Sargeant played a key role in the modern gay liberation movement. He helped push for more rights and acceptance for the LGBTQ+ community.
  2. His statement highlights the ongoing struggles and challenges faced by the community. It serves as a reminder of the importance of advocating for equal rights.
  3. Sargeant's perspective is valuable for understanding the history and evolution of LGBTQ+ activism. Learning from pioneers can inspire and guide future movements.
Disaffected Newsletter 459 implied HN points 30 Sep 22
  1. There's a big protest happening about children's rights regarding gender identity. People are concerned about how kids can be harmed by medical transitions.
  2. The protest is supported by a group that wants to separate the LGB community from transgender activism. They believe there are different interests and issues at stake.
  3. If you can't attend the protest, you can support it by watching it online and spreading the word. It's important to many who feel strongly about these topics.