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Trucking with Izzy
@izzyg2020.bsky.social
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[she/they]
Queer friendly gaming channel streaming and hosting videos of ATS & ETS2 from SCS Software
Polyamorous; Finsexual;
Transfeminine/Non-Binary Woman
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izzyg2020.bsky.social
I prefer the phrase: "History rhymes"
I heard it recently on a podcast about the Armenian genocide.
May 6, 2025 at 6:35 PM
izzyg2020.bsky.social
ATS too
May 5, 2025 at 6:50 PM
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its-lex-actually.bsky.social
Do, I hurt, myself today
Re, to see if I still feel
Mi, I fo-cus on the pain
Fa, The only thing that’s real
So, the needle tears a hole
La, the old familiar sting
Ti, I’ll kill it all the way
But I remember everything
Do, do, do -
May 3, 2025 at 8:04 AM
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natalieg.bsky.social
This, from the specialists in the field, may also be of interest
BAGIS statement on the ruling of the Supreme Court April 2025 BAGIS are concerned by the Supreme Court ruling that the definition of “woman” in the Equality Act 2010, is limited to “biological women” and does not include trans women with a Gender Recognition Certificate. While the ruling makes clear that transgender people remain protected by the Equality Act 2010, this ruling has ethical implications that undermine trans equality and has caused a significant amount of fear and distress to an already marginalised community. The ruling considers biological sex as binary and immutable, and repeatedly refers to trans women as biologically male. This view of sex is not supported in the medical literature. Additionally, for those who have undergone medical transition, this is scientifically and medically inaccurate, as well as disrespectful of trans identities. Sexed biological characteristics are bimodal not binary. The ruling refers repeatedly to ‘certified sex’ as a distinct category when in reality all sex assigned at birth is certified, as it relies on bodily observation not investigation and can be misattributed. Although we await further expert interpretation of the ruling, we fear it sets a precedent that could undermine the privacy, safety and human rights of trans people in the UK. We urge organisations against any rapid changes to policy until the ruling is more fully understood. We encourage our members and patients affected by the ruling to seek support if needed. Finally, we would observe that equality is not a zero sum game, societies and institutions that promote the rights of disadvantaged and minority groups generally, expand the rights and freedoms of us all.
April 27, 2025 at 1:58 PM