What Maya Forstater's "Gender Critical" Win Means For Transgender Folks 

Did you know that quantum physics isn't real because in high school they taught me the Rutherford model of the atom? That's just science!

When western civ quits giving religion and beliefs a pass for hateful behavior, western civ will progress dramatically

I wholly disagree that rejecting intolerance is in any way hypocritical. The only way you can justify that is by reducing the doctrine of tolerance to a universal axiom, rather than what it is; an effort to protect vulnerable groups and ensure equality and equity for as large a number of people as possible. To do that we need to push back against and stamp out horrible ideas like those of TERFs and Christian fundamentalists. It's like the old Libertarian saying; your right to swing your fist ends at my face.

From the judgement: "That does not mean, however, that those with gender-critical beliefs can indiscriminately & gratuitously refer to trans persons in terms other than they would wish. Such conduct could [...] amount to harassment of, or discrimination against, a trans person." “This judgment does not mean that those with GC beliefs can ‘misgender’ trans persons with impunity. The Claimant, like everyone else, will continue to be subject to the prohibitions on discrimination & harassment under the EqA" From my judgement: Love the ✨Galaxy Quest✨ metaphor! As usual, thanks Jessie. 🙏🏽

"Not only is that patently wrong. I am adorable." - Jessie ROFL this line made my day. You are definitely the most adorable dorky nerd on the internet. Don't ever change that.

"Fun" part about the Judgement and the WHRC declaration. The declaration would likely fail the Grainger Criteria (the legal test for protected philosophical beliefs) that led to Forstater winning the appeal in the first place because of that "elimination of transgenderism." Being transgender is recognized as intrinsic similar to homosexuality in UK law. Therefore "elimination of transgenderism" would be comparable to elimination of homosexuality and not be protected by the low bars the Grainger Criteria lists (it doesn't protect beliefs akin to Nazism including elimination groups of people or their general legal standing.) P.S. Protected beliefs aren't protect speech. You have the right to Christian beliefs without the right to evangelize.

I feel like this mirrors other arguments I've heard, such as how people use "freedom of religion" (by which they mean christianity) to push anti-abortion legislation and LGBT discrimination policies. ....to me, I think, are they really about freedom of religion or are they just using that to go after other people?

As someone currently attempting to transition in the UK it is incredibly daunting being bombarded by all these legal declarations and general public statements by ‘GCs’, including from the current equality minister, it just makes me feel unsafe coming out to anyone and even discussing the matter with my GP in order to secure a referral. On the bright side, even with this ruling I doubt Forstater will be able to change the outcome of the previous case, as technically even if her transphobic beliefs are protected and were the sole reason for her being let go (which already ignores that the manner in which she was expressing those beliefs, including misgendering her boss, was creating a hostile work environment), legally all that happened was that her employer did not renew her contract, which they don’t need any reason to do and therefore can’t be contested as unfair, they employed her for as long as they were obliged to.

The transphobic hysteria happening now in many places is insane. And my country has homophobic hysteria too. Imagine feeling threatened by the fact that minority of population wants to live their life normally and not be mistreated. Reactionary people constantly speak about "family values", "traditional values", as if they are forced to changed their lives, while in reality they themselves want to force other into the heteronormative lifestyle, and feel threatened if they are unable to do so

“We must be intolerant of intolerance “ I absolutely agree. Couldn’t put it better.

I am really hopeful Trans/queer + Disabled advocates can come together. We are here. We are real. We have medical needs & requires ‘atypical ‘ resources to survive & thrive. Disagree with people all you want. #respectisaHumanright.🏳️‍🌈♾♿️ Diversity is Human

I needed to see this video. I'm a trans woman in the UK, and when I heard about the Maya appeal win, I got myself so worked up and scared. And whilst I definitely have reason to be concerned still, it was good to hear a more measured response to settle my panic somewhat. I do still need to remain wary and watchful, but it's good to know that this might not be the life destroying moment I'd worked myself up to believing it was.

I agree with Jessie's conclusion: the good guys are going to win, even if it takes us awhile. Just as with slavery and monarchy, transphobia and homophobia will wind up in the septic tank of history.

I think the worst parts about Terfs, is they are one form of Minority, discriminating against another. Thats worst than just normal discrimination, because you would think and hope they would know from their own possible discrimination that they see in their own social lives. It would allow them to experience empathy and equality for people that arent them, the same way they want empathy and equality from people that arent them.

I believe feminism is about lifting up all women and equality for all genders. Gender roles are toxic and marginalized communities should be allowed to live their lives without judgment.

As a cis person, I'm always ready to do my duty as an ally and defend Galaxy Quest.

I just want to send all fellow LGBT+++++ people a sack full of smiles, solidarity and empathy. And a giant shoutout to our phenomenal Jessie for bringing us the nuances that are so needed.

That these people have the nerve to call themselves 'feminists' makes me feel queasy.

Confirmed, Jessie is very adorable.

I do too believe in the Paradox of Tolerance, proposed by Karl Popper, where absolute tolerance would mean tolerating the intolerant, who will be able to use the excuse of "everything is tolerated" to seize power, and eliminate tolerance. Thus, we must not tolerate the intolerant, or else they would destroy tolerance.

lets not give up. History has a way of revealing who was on the right side all along

"I am patently adorable" was such a great moment in this (excellent) video.

Maya Foreskinner has no leg to stand on, legally, against her "dismissal", i.e. her contract not being renewed: She harrassed a co-worker. It was never about her beliefs, it' about her ACTIONS and BEHAVIOUR, which are subject to her employer's code of conduct, no matter how long she holds her breath and stamps her foot and plays the victim in every media outlet that will give her the time of day, which are entirely too many, sadly...

Tolerance is not a moral absolute; tolerance is a peace treaty. Anyone who breaks the rules of the treaty by being intolerant is no longer entitled to the tolerance the treaty would have given them. And that is how you solve the tolerance paradox.

“She who must not be platformed”👏 I’m so sick of people acting like supporting Harry Potter is a chill thing that doesn’t give money to a huge bigot

loved your point about "gender critical" ideologies not only harming trans people but lots of women in general. I cannot speak on all aspects but some TERFs only defining women by their reproductive organs and hormones can also be uncomfortable to cis women with hormonal conditions or who struggle with infertility.

I’m gonna be honest, I’m not in the right headspace to watch a video like this atm but I really wanna learn about this so can someone give me a TL;DR? I’d appreciate it

Jessie, you are adorable. That being said shouldn't gender critical speech be considered hate speech. I mean come on, eliminating transgenderism sounds alot like genocide. Also if their going with biological sex is the only qualification of gender wouldn't claiming science not include brain scans. In my limited research I've found medical journals show that trans folks brain scans don't match up with their biological sex. Love ya, Jessie.❤🖖

I am a cis straight woman and I STAND WITH TRANS! Equal rights for all is the minimum request from minorities in my eyes. I am just getting into these conversations and although there may be a lot I do not understand or get completely when it comes to these arguments, I do understand when something feels wrong it is wrong. Excluding trans people from equal rights and respect is WRONG. I will NOT be the silent, passive girl my mother taught me to be.

The outcome of this part of the court case seems to be that you can't be fired for having the opinion that trans women aren't women, not that harassing, misgendering or discriminating against trans people at work is legal. That seems to make sense to me. I don't see why people should be fired for having that opinion, if they're making a problem about it in the workplace that's a different issue.

I'm a trans woman living in the UK. I can't count how many times I've been verbally & physically assaulted, over the last 10yrs it's resulted in me having PTSD & agoraphobia. It's getting worse here, much worse. The majority of our media is more than happy to platform anti trans views. In the first 144 days of 2021 the Times printed 233 trans related articles, that's almost 2 per day for 1% of the population & that's just one of our right leaning national newspapers. Our government is is definitely anti trans (Plus racist, abelist & classist). I'm saving for facial surgery but am now considering using that money to run to a safer country. I wouldn't want to be a trans women living in the UK *looks in mirror* "oh crap!"

I wonder if Galaxy Quest would be considered "genre fluid".

I am a trans woman in Tennessee and also worry a lot. I have seen people in my environment become emboldened by anti trans media. I just try to speak out against it when I am able. We can not give in. +1 on Jessie being super adorable.

I like how the tabloids I've seen clarify it's not a ruling allowing terfs to win like they think it is. It just shows how little they know of the actual things meant. Still hoping for laws to protect us Trans people and these things aren't a warning sign of us being attacked more needlessly.

Forcing people to be in the wrong body and forcing someone to go through a pregnancy is both a traumatic loss of bodily autonomy. Feminists, and likely some terfs, fight for afab people to have access to abortion and therefor ownership of their own autonomy, so why cant terfs see the obvious parallel between the struggles of afab people having access to abortion and the struggles of trans people having access to gender affirming healthcare? There are many parallels between the struggles of afab people and the struggles of trans people, almost like terfs are projecting the struggles their sex have went through onto trans people, or they're just repeating history due to not seeing the obvious. Another similarity is saying gender affirming surgery that can leave someone infertile is mutilation on that basis alone even though most trans people know the risks of gender affirming surgery and still enthusiastically consent to the operations with most experiencing a significant increase in quality of life, as if being fertile and able to have kids is the most important thing about a person, even above their own comfort and happiness. Doesn't that sound similar to when an afab person's capability and expectation to have kids was the most important thing about them, above their own wants and needs, like whether they even wanted to have kids biologically or at all? Yes, the fact of sex is true, kind of like the fact that afab people are technically weaker than amab people. Remember when facts like that were used to deny afab people opportunities, because the belief in them being weaker was exacerbated and put into rule in many fields of life, With the fact of weakness being weaponised in the past just like the fact of sex being weaponised now? I'm gonna try and ignore the comments, because I don't have the energy for a "debate", I just wanted to put my two pence in. This is a belief not maliciously targeting anyone, so if you're abusive in the comments, I will ignore or report you. If you disagree, cool, what's the point of telling me that? We both know it won't go anywhere and will instead turn into a shouting match, so save us both some energy and take your frustration out elsewhere. Thanks!

There is a legal problem with the initial ruling. The first judge found that MF's beliefs INCLUDED a belief that she had a right to misgender people...and it was THAT part of her belief he found not worthy of protection in a decent society. This is a loss for trans rights...but it is a bad case. Of course, the personally held belief that trans women are not women should not get you fired...but believing that you can misgender people or clients at work and acting on that, should. MF did a great job of constantly confusing those issues, leading to this "win"! Hard cases make bad law.

Every time Jessie says "trans folks" I somehow keep hearing "transphobes", which messes up the meaning of several sentences in all the unfortunate ways you cannot even imagine.

I am wondering if this ruling will allow people to voice other bigoted views in their workplace such as racism, anti-semitism, Islamophobia, misogyny or homophobia as well as transphobia? They could claim their views are also protected philosophical beliefs, no matter how bigoted they are? Scary times as it may open the door for even more minority groups to be discriminated in the workplace without pushback?

While this is over-simplifying things, I don't understand why "transgenderism" shouldn't be protected as a religious belief. If I believe god or the universe or my soul or whatever wants me to behave in a way counter to my birth gender, what religious right does somebody else have to tell me that I cannot exercise my beliefs in terms of my dress, my language, my ceremonies, etc.? Maybe none of us can objectively prove that we're really trans or non-binary, but neither can anybody prove that they really are the religion they say they are. Does that mean nobody should be protected from religious discrimination because they can't prove they're really part of that religion? Of course not. Similarly, we shouldn't have to prove that being trans is anything more than a deeply-held belief for us to receive reasonable protections against discrimination.

Wow, I hadn't heard of this yet, but scary. Very scary. Hope my trans friends in the UK are staying okay. But I'm also hopeful. We are in the majority, and a UK trans friend of mine is working to make her workplace more trans inclusive, and she seems to be getting support there. Much love

"Eliminate transgenderism" could mean a form of genocide (technically not the right word since we're not talking about an ethnic group, but similar idea) or it could mean forcing people to conform but that begs the question as to what they plan to do with people who refuse to conform.

"Not am I not ugly, I am adorable" Yes, yes you are, and I aspire to be as confident as you are 💙

So who thinks she was right to have been fired?

I find the UK's attitudes to Trans people truly depressing, and I say that as a British person. I'm afraid I find myself somewhat in isolation with my friends and family when I try to discuss Trans issues. Unfortunately my opinion as a (cis) man is often considered not worth listening to on what is largely seen as a 'women's' issue (never mind that I take the trouble to educate myself wherever possible by watching channels such as this). To my eyes and ears, Trans rights are largely viewed in this country as a challenge to feminist dogma, and the whole 'gender critical' nuance appears lost on most people.

All i can do as a resident of TERF island is say thanks to you Jessie, for illuminating the details of this case. Also i shudder to think how bad things have become here. Its so weird. Theres a huge split between attitudes i see daily IRL (friends, coworkers, checkout people, random drunk folks in pubs now that those have reopened) all accept or at the very least adopt a 'live and let live' attitude towards trans people. Yet online and in media there are all these TERF bullies, government officials (Liz Truss for example), and court judges all actively going out of their way to harm trans people here.

I suffer all the dysphoria that any other trans-woman does, however I had a heart attack in December and apparently HRT is too dangerous for me, so I'm a really sad trans. The moment you know go, I put it off for "I'm scared to death reasons" and now I'm stuck.

0:21 Ew JK Rowling... is it possible to just abolish the author but keep the books?

By Grabthar's Hammer what a video!! I'm going to do all I can from my corner of the UK in Scotland to be a great cis ally 💙💙 Keep on keeping on and never give up, never surrender c:

I'm not Trans but I live in the UK and I couldn't believe when this news was announced, I was very disappointed to hear people like her getting any attention on this matter. I've heard other 'feminist' journalists like her interviewed on this matter and they are so ill informed and they don't even want to learn to understand what Trans people go through and what the laws are. There was one other woman interviewed who went through a similar thing to Maya Forstater, she claimed to be an ally to gay people but then criticised pansexuals getting the word obviously muddled up with non-binary which I only could figure out based on her topic which was about Trans people and not sexuality. These people are being allowed to share their misinformation to people who may know nothing about the Trans community spreading the poor treatment of a minority group that suffer enough as it is. I'll stand by Trans community and hope that no more laws are past taking away your rights

The Galaxy Quest comparison was awesome.

Tolerance means you can't tolerate intolerance. As they say, if you welcome sheep and wolves, you'll be left with only wolves

"Which is just patently wrong, I am adorable." I mean, I was thinking beautiful but adorable works too.

You're more patient and professional while addressing this than I would be.

"Trans people are Galaxy Quest" I love this metaphor! xD (From one Jessie to another)

This sucks. Everyone stay safe, I love you!

I hope people being publicly vocal against transgender people will also make even more people aware to be supportive. They are, in a way, actively pointing at the discrimination and slander transgender people are facing. They are screaming this loudly *because* they're a minority. Thank you for always ending your vids on a positive note, with passing on love rather than fear.

your videos are great, and I strongly agree. but I can't sit through this one. these things going on, they make me afraid. part of that is my own anxiety but also the knowledge of history and where this kind of rhetoric has lead before. I cannot watch without having visions of book burnings and worse.

“I’m adorable” this statement is deemed very accurate. Great video.

Why is it that people who say, "Biological sex is real," always seem to have very limited understanding of the biology and genetics of sex (same for the people who say that there have always been two genders when, for large stretches of human history and a variety of cultures, that simply hasn't been true. Leaving aside the numerous non-human examples of sex fluid organisms, let's address how difficult it is to actually define the biological sexes in humans; Is it the XY genotype? How does that account for people born with either the XYY or XXY genetic conditions? Is it the mere presence of a Y chromosome? How does that account for people with Androgen insensitivity disorders (someone genetically male but physically immune to the male hormone . . . and thus phenotypically "mostly" female)? Is it the presence or absence of certain genitalia or secondary sex characteristics? That would not only start to validate trans people who've gone through surgical or hormonal interventions (something they'd rather not do), but also invalidate the genders/sex of people who've suffered accidents, medical conditions, or simply birth anomalies. The truth is that sex and gender has never been cut and dry in humans. This isn't a new thing, and people who attempt to paint it as such are either impressively ignorant about a subject they're claiming to be able to think critically about, or being significantly disingenuous for the sake of hate. There isn't really a middle-ground here, and I'm just tired of it.

Apologies, this turned into a bit of a rant! Love your videos by the way. I am harassed frequently by TERF's for being transgender... I am not transgender. But many people see pictures of me and assume I am transgender, and then bully and harass me for it. The first time I got harassed was when someone commented on my post with; "Damn, you don't pass very well." Which confused me, as I had no idea what they meant, you know, with me being a cis-gender female. Foolishly I asked them what they where talking about and they proceeded to say; "You look like an un-evolved man." I was confused and shocked. I had never made any post or revealed any information about my gender identity, because I am as I appear to be, or what I thought I appeared to be, a woman and I identify as such. But this individual saw my profile photo, assumed I was born biologically male, and began attacking me based on that assumption... The hatred and vitriol against transgender people on the internet is very real, and I only hope I can be of some help by trying to be an ally and standing up for my fellow human beings, regardless of their gender identity, especially when terrible people such as that mistakenly attack me instead. I struggled ALOT with my gender identity when I was younger. Mainly because everyone around me seemed angry with me and what I liked or how I behaved, because it wasn't feminine enough. It was not that my biological sex did not match my identity, it was that my sex did not match what everyone else believed my identity should of been, and that made me HATE the fact I was female. I came to see being female as the opposite of what my personality was, and rejected everything feminine for the longest time. Only recently have I been able to come to terms with everything and accept that being female doesnt make me any less of myself, it is merely a facet of who I am, and if people don't think I'm feminine enough, they can kiss my ass. While my experience is not the same, I understand the confusion, uncertainty, self-loathing, and fear that comes with your biological sex not matching how you yourself are and see yourself. I was bullied extensively for experimenting with my gender identity... It's NOT the same, and I would never equate my experiences to being the same as those whom are transgender, non-binary, etc (please do tell me if my terminology is incorrect).

The idea that you need to tolerate intolerance or else YOU are intolerant is like punishing bullying victims for defending themselves and expecting bully victims to simply take a beating or else they themselves are a "reverse bully".

bouncing off the hopeful note at the end, this year a lot of indonesian trans women finally get to have their IDs made. unfortunately they're still listed as male and their names are still their birth names, but at least they're recognised as legal citizens who can vote and whatnot. also they didn't need to adhere to the "masculine look" when having their ID photos taken.

The tolerance-intolerance part made so much sense,(don't get me wrong, I didn't mean your other points didn't make sense) oml I've been tryna think of ways to make my mom understand stuff about terfs and transgender people, and she kept tellin me, the terfs have their own beliefs blah blah blah sheesh Ps: I love the rainbow badge

I've been so upset to hear the news about Maya's win. I don't even know how any informed person can in good faith claim that Maya was only saying sex was real. It seems deliberately misleading to me, and I'm not sure it would have worked if not for JKR. I appreciate your reminder not to give up hope. Take care of yourself.

“Sex is real!” Yes. “Stop denying sex is real!!” I just said it was real. “You’re a biological woman!” Yep. “You can’t change your chromosomes!” Uh huh. “Stop denying science!” When did I?

The Republicans ran an ADF lawyer as a candidate for attorney general in MN. Thankfully he lost.

I agree with you completely, I have always believed we should tolerate everything except for hate. I'm so glad you're online. I also agree that you are adorable. I'm a hippie that had four home births, and have very much enjoyed and celebrated my maternal side and reproductive function, but I have never felt that it defines me as a woman, this is so toxic and I see it a lot with hippies my age and keeps me somewhat isolated as I will not tolerate opinions that violate human rights. It causes me empathic pain to think people have the audacity to impose hurtful bias. Ignorance is common and that's why what you are doing is so important, intelligently and also respectfully exposing and dissolving ignorance. One of my babies is now 20 and she was a beautiful baby boy and now she's a beautiful woman, she faces stuff I never had to face and some of the same crap I had to face as a woman. I'm very proud of her, she's still my baby lol. Rambling x

Jessie, your indomitable spirit and devotion to good is an inspiration

So tired of the whiny, "but you have to tolerate my intolerance.". No, we don't.

This is an unfortunate step backwards for the UK. This is the second one that is deeply disturbing (the other being the Johnny Depp case). This will have unfortunate repercussions. God we have a long fight ahead of us and I am a senior citizen. I hope we see positive change in my lifetime. Thank you Jessie, great video.

I was saying just the other day that I'm tolerant of everyone except intolerance. I do agree with "never give up, never surrender" and let's hope one day that everyone sees the gender critical viewpoint as "As ugly as it is stupid"

Those god damned Galaxy Criticals **shakes fist**

I’m a cis woman and the way I see it, insulting a trans women is an attack on women, imo. Anyone who called themselves a feminist and then attacks trans women and insults them and their looks is lying to themselves about their feminism. Side note: I love your Evenstar necklace!

Voldemort is Rowling's self-insert confirmed

*pauses vid* Totes agrees with Jessie at 8:45. She is indeed adorable! I mean.. Hobbit tattoo plus the Evenstar? :chefkiss: Magnifique! We now return to the actual topic of Jessie leading the Good Fight for transgender equality and visibility. *unpause*

I don't need anyone who disrespects Galaxy Quest in my life.

How is this any different than if I believe “black peoples shouldn’t have rights” and I say that at work? How is it any different? Both should not be allowed.

I love your Evenstar necklace x Also - this is a horrific result and I was devastated to see Maya won. Thank you for explaining and rationalising so well

She was not fired or dismissed from a job. Her contract ended and was not renewed. No employer is required to give a reason for not renewing a contract that has come to its end. You completed the agreed employment for the agreed amount of time. The employer is under no obligation to re-employ you. I don't see how she's even allowed to go to court to argue that she lost her job because of her views. She didn't lose a job. In my opinion, the case about her employment should have been thrown out, as should any further attempts to go to court regarding her employment and the non-renewal of her contract.

Jessie I live IN the UK and I didn't even know about the court decision- thanks for making this video!

Jessie I love your content your one of my fav RU-vid content creator's I love your energy, humour, well researched views how you balance all sides of the scale I wish you all the best lots of love from the uk xxx

As a trans woman in the UK, thanks for the support. I also appreciate seeing a trans woman defend and affirm her own beauty, so thanks again.

A few years ago I didn't even know what trans really meant. Now I embrace you all as my LGBT siblings. I changed thanks to the hard work of trans creators sharing their experience. I know it's not much, but I hope there are more people like me than hateful reactionaries. Sending love to all 🌈🌈🌈

"By Grabthar's Hammer--what a savings." :) Great video!

Thank you for exposing me to sources regarding the connection between gender "criticism" and antisemitism, it means a lot 🖤 I enjoyed this video

Yes, Jessie, you are an adorable Galaxy Quest person. ❤

Thank you so much for the Galaxy Quest allegory that made my day

Damn. You're one of the strongest people I know. Idk how you manage to lead a level-headed discussion with compassion towards people who do not extend you the same courtesy, to make an understatement of the year. It's definitely sth that I love seeing, and would to see much more of all over the world. And also - I hope you're taking care of yourself and that you have an outlet to vent maybe less compassionate feelings, coz you fucking deserve it (and it's okay to have those feelings too - just in case you needed to hear that). You rock! Thank you

Jessie, people like Maya are just jealous that you are such a beautiful woman

"By Grabthar's Hammer!"....oh i'll grab Thor's hammer.....oh that Chris Hemsworth....the most delicious thing to come out of Australia in the past 20 years....mmmmmm

I love how you read and heart all the comments. These videos are great btw, thank u 🧡

Haven't watch the video yet but, thank you SO SO much for having those conversations with us! As a straight girl myself, i didnt know the extent of what was happening in the trans community! I have a dear friend of mine who's transitioning & i want nothing but the best for him & i cannot tolerate ignorance & transphobia! Thank you again for having those important conversations!! I'd like to think that you make the trans community even better than it already is, a video at a time! Much love from canada❤️

So yeah. Trouble commenting, probably bc everything I write is so big. People in the UK aren't all bad, but from what I've seen, there's a lot more prevalence of misinformation about a lot of things. It's weird. Also JK Rowling's name literally admits that she's a joke. Just sayin. A rolling joke. Is that like a running joke? But it was too fat, so it rolled along instead? Anyways transphobia is intrinsically antifeminist and bad, so, ye

Bravo lass & you do realise that the vile bully is quite likely to lose at the tribunal as striping out the whole trans thing she is still a bully & that's whatever the excuse is still a serious disciplinary issue, its a pity that she who wrote some ok children's books chose to side with a bully.

Evidently there should be legal opportunities to express and discuss controversial and offensive ideas (transgender and queer rights started that way), but corporations and organizations should have no obligation to publish or market said ideas.

Thanks for the video. I have some friends in the UK, some of whom are trans, and I've been keeping an eye on the situation there with some concern. The coordinated attacks in the US, in particular, against trans and other minorities haven't gone unnoticed and I've long suspected a connection. So glad that you've shone a light on this.

You look adorable with the arwen necklace!

"Carnivores have claws to protect the ones they love" Legosi I feel like this applies to terf anxieties

“Real life Dolores Umbridge” has me weak

Under that court ruling beliefs of racism, sexism, Fascism, etc are protected speech which is fundamentally wrong and dangerous