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March 10, 2020 at 7:47 am
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Girls and women under threat?
“Yes, and you are a part of that threat, UN Women! Entertaining gender ideology is a growing threat to girls & women’s rights. Self-ID is harming girls and women (and boys and men) right now; in schools, crisis shelters, refuges, clinics, prisons and mental health facilities.”
This undeniably true and there’s lots of compelling evidence to back it up.
“It gets worse for girls and women, but again, who are we even talking about if the words “girls and women” are bad? If biological sex isn’t real and is just a social construct, who are girls and women?”
There’s the million dollar question, in the same way transactivists who believe sex is the social construct and gender the biological reality when asked transition from what?, simply have no coherent response. That’s how we know this is pure ideology at work and one that does not align with reality.
Here’s the point: Sex-based differences really are biological; gender-based differences are culturally constructed. Reducing and removing gender-based differences in polices and practices is what leads all of us towards attaining equality of opportunity; attacking sex-based differences and supplanting this reality with fluid gender constructs amplifies the importance of gender that inevitably results in impeding equality of opportunity for all. Supporting and promoting and quietly going along with gender-based ideology in policies and practices within the public domain is actively supporting and promoting inequality of opportunity.
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