SueDonim I have no desire to "silence women" indeed I think they should have more voice in the running of the world and more representation in government. What I fail to see is what assistance the argument about trans-gender women will do to help that.But if you can explain it to me I am quite willing to listen. What I see is a campaign being used as a divisive tool to draw attention away from the very real issues confronting ordinary women today. Do you really think a small percentage of trans-gender people threatens the future for women? The lack of representation in Parliament is much more life changing.
She is welcome to speak about it but to my mind it is reminiscent of the things that used to be printed in women's magazines- like recipes and knitting patterns- things to keep women busy whilst men get on with the real business of running things. As I said it is unlikely that many of our lives will be changed by self identifying trans gender people.
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