Nottingham Against Transphobia

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Nottingham Against Transphobia want to hear what you have to say about the latest EHRC guidance. We urge you to come and speak at our protest at the Brian Clough statue this Sunday, the 7th of June. Nobody should face this depressing news alone. join us and speak, make yourselves known.

Nottingham Against Transphobia want to hear what you have to say about the latest EHRC guidance. We urge you to come and speak at our protest at the Brian Clough statue this Sunday, the 7th of June.

Nobody should face this depressing news alone.

Use your voices,
join us and speak,
make yourselves known.

Today the high court ruled transgender people have a legal right to use the bathroom that aligns with their gender. Except employers must provide segregated spaces unless they’re individually lockable rooms We cannot let segregation return to British politics Sunday 22ND 1pm The Brian Clough statue

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The EHRC is set to introduce guidance that would enable prejudice business owners and charities to limit trans people access to gendered space soon. This would make it more difficult for already vulnerable people to safely access work, education, charity support and public life in general.

The EHRC is set to introduce guidance that would enable prejudice business owners and charities to limit trans people access to gendered space soon. This would make it more difficult for already vulnerable people to safely access work, education, charity support and public life in general.
NAT wants you, the trans people and allies of Nottingham, to make our voices heard, to wave your banners. To show that we exist and the bright joyful contribution we make to society and what it will be missing without us if we keep being exclude by legislation based on misinformation and hatred.