They are likely being conscious of how litigious transphobes are, though agree that this is phrased poorly. Just report the things he has actually said, say he supports segregating trans people.

Is there any way of knowing who worked on particular scenes? Pentious's trial has stuck in my head, I love that a scene so dialogue heavy without songs still got lots of care and attention to make it so visually interesting.

I've been amazed how Hazbin uses 3d space. Flying characters in media is usually just static hovering but the use of vertical space in Pentious's trial, Gravity, this week's episodes is amazing. The characters use their movement so naturally in a way that is beautiful to watch.

I assumed Corbyn was so supportive of Hussain because of some internal political alliance and Corbyn was willing to sacrifice trans people for his own benefit. Turns out there wasn't even much benefit for him, he just doesn't have much of a problem with transphobia. It's not an issue for him.

I think the style of the shirt would make it clear that it's a fun reference and not an edgy alt right thing :)

They simultaneously argue that it is ridiculous to penalise a BBC broadcaster for "just pulling a face" when altering a quote but use a trans person's expression as signs of evil intent. As always the hypocrisy just makes it completely clear that the crime is being trans, not whatever they claim.

Hard to believe when there is already light and void items tied to the epic edition as well as character portraits? How are they not tied to class fantasy or thematically important?

This is hilarious. They're going to sell things like chairs and candles individually so you have to keep spending to actually decorate a room. Why would you fuck up a system that was looking so good with this?

They have not spoken to us directly since the investigation was announced. They made the decision to take away what for my daughter was life saving care without ever hearing from us or taking into account the harm of that decision. It’s been devastating. Thank you for talking about it.

I'd need the party to take a firm anti-trans stance to stay a member which would mean removing Adnan Hussein from any formal position he has which I don't think they'll do.

While it did cost a small amount of money to become a member I have also made sure to donate to projects like trans safety network, good law project, individual trans people, and tbh I am expecting to cancel my membership fairly soon.

However piss poor the party launched, if their membership votes overwhelmingly to support trans rights that may very well impact conversations in labour and libdem parties about whether chasing anti trans votes is worth it.

Nope, I just want to get as many internal voices saying we need to actively fight for trans rights in the party. I am also involved in the green party but I feel that it will be beneficial to the political landscape to have multiple parties be vocally anti-transphobic.

Do you know when the Coventry or birmingham dates will be announced?

Hi Zara, I live in the East Midlands and am keen to attend one of the assemblies for helping create your party policies.

It looks like there aren't any planned for Nottingham, Leicester, or Northampton which is disappointing seeing as we have Shockat Adam in east Midlands.

Would make a sizeable bet that this is the first time in its history that bbc online has used the term "drag pantomime'

This isn't a criticism of Whittome, and it is possible for her to positively add to conversations with the role she's in, but this is not a point in favour of labour.

Considering Corbyn has occasionally made some comments about the Greens not being very democratic, I find this much worse. The Green Party had an emergency motion about the Online Safety Act fairly soon before their conference by an ordinary member and it was discussed and agreed pretty quick.