Pubic Service Announcement The Vagina Museum is trans inclusive. Always has been, always will be. Today the new EHRC Code of Practice comes into effect. Let us be clear, the guidance changes nothing about how we operate.

Good thread

Mallory Moore@sexabolition.blog · 17h ago

One of the bigger problems the 2025 ruling has introduced is establishing that, instead of resolving equality cases based on trying to as best as possible integrate everyone's right to be treated humanely, we use philosophical debates about what someone's true legal essence is to decide rights.

We will not comply with the EHRC 'guidance', and neither should you. Take action for trans liberation.

Politicians and charities won’t save us. it’s up to us now. Here's what has been done so far and what you can do next. Fight for total trans liberation. xoxo BASH BACK (Thread)

One day we'll have overcome their smug smiles and platitudes. Onwards!

Equality and Human Rights Commission@equalityhumanright.bsky.social · 21h ago

Our code of practice for services, public functions and associations comes into force today. It provides practical guidance on how the Equality Act 2010 applies to services, public functions and associations. Find out more: https://ow.ly/alIf50Zwrkx

i intellectually comprehend why nolan stans' reactions to both the film and the various discourses around it are so hell-bent on shooting a perfectly western-sahara-shaped hole around this little detail, but i still think it's super scummy and dishonest of them to do

I am bad at self promotion, but this is available now. It took me a year. It is 16 minutes long. It is every bit of rage at the death and subsequent deadname funeral of my partner kinda crunched into five short songs. withouthistory.bandcamp.com/album/a-ghos...

A Ghost and a Goddess, by Without History

5 track album

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"stripping back procurement rules to boost growth" is the most David Cameron coded thing I've heard from andyburnham this week

Lucy Fisher@lucyfisher.ft.com · yesterday

EXC: UK govt is “stripping back” onerous public procurement rules in pro-growth shake up of system, Louise Haigh tells FT Overhaul will make job creation/skills development the only ‘social value’ requirement for biz competing for Whitehall contracts worth £90bn annually www.ft.com/content/9878...

I really like the new video. I had so much fun making it. I dig the way I structured it. I loved putting all the little flourishes in the final edit. I played with a bunch of visual techniques I haven't used before, without overwhelming myself. it's nice to enjoy my job. youtu.be/IlCPnaJyZL4?...

John Wick: With the Animals

YouTube video by Innuendo Studios

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Bumping this because Diana now being charged in relation to this.

Sarah Clarke - Not your doll@damselindystopia.bsky.social · 2mo ago

This is for a couple of friends of mine, I personally witnessed some of the events described. Both women are in a pretty shit situation as a result of this bullshit and could really do with some help. www.gofundme.com/f/help-diana...

Anyway i will just continue using the women’s toilet cause I am a woman and over my dead body will you deny who i am

The borders of the U.K. have been in place since 1922.

Pascal Jacquemain@jacquep.bsky.social · yesterday

Rosindell is mad as a box of frogfaces.

happy first official day of "prove it, penis cop" to all those possessing gender phenotypes

Fighting for and winning the right to free movement of all people is fundamental to any chance survival of our species and our world. Borders will increasingly mean extermination, genocide and treating people as expendable

Melissa Gira Grant@melissagiragrant.com · 2d ago

“Here’s a radical thought: what if migration is only a problem to those who want it to be? What if we started seeing the mass movement of people less as an existential threat and more as a simple inevitability of human existence?”

I mean that literally is what his point was and why his class liked him and is so outraged at the response to his death. He was living proof they can say and do whatever they like. And now, well, he ain’t

Rose Schmits@roseschmits.bsky.social · 21h ago

Rod Liddle the great warrior in the fight for the freedom to be an absolutely horrible person free from any moral quandaries

Looking up the stairs at Colindale London Underground station.

In an era of libel terrorism, death is the first opportunity to speak ill for many public, influential people.

Not speaking ill of the dead is how Jimmy Saville got something approaching a state funeral.

copyright claims released! here is my 53-minute video essay on John Wick. it's called With the Animals. youtu.be/IlCPnaJyZL4

John Wick: With the Animals

YouTube video by Innuendo Studios

youtu.be

it's great when bad people die, it should happen more often

"Liberal bubble" has only ever meant anywhere where right wing perspectives aren't artificially elevated and forced into everyone's feeds.

Its embarrassing how many grown ass adults live in these fantasies where people work for some nonsense like the artificial cultures oligarchs manufacture over survival.

What they mean is he threw around bigoted slurs and I agree with them

Euan@euan.bsky.social · 2d ago

‘he was extremely witty’ okay, post exactly one funny thing he said

They recruited from abroad to fill NHS roles from inception Source: my existence

Omar Khan@omaromalleykhan.bsky.social · 2d ago

In 1971, nearly one-third (31%) of NHS doctors were immigrants Neither the recruitment reality nor the responses to it seem to have changed much for decades

The British Press: “He was simply an inimitable wit and raconteur, who lit up the pages with his silver-tongued prose.” The raconteur in question: “I am a paedophile.”

Way Out A unique perspective overlooking the platform at Holland Park station. I love the timeless feel of this scene.

The Mail, call him 'brilliantly funny'. Kemi Badenoch calls his death 'heartbreaking' John Humphries calls him 'wonderful to work with'. Editor of Sunday Times says he had a 'wonderful way with words'. He wrote he "could not remotely conceive of not trying to shag the kids" if he was a teacher

all this did was making children less safe, including and especially from their own parents. which was, I guess, the point.

Dr Holly Nielsen@hollynielsen.bsky.social · 3d ago

“It also detected an “unintended consequence” of the ban: the proportion of parents who didn’t know their child had used social media increased by 10%.” Well who could have possibly seen that happening.

Should be pinned to the top of every single intercommunity argument about tactics. In particular: the people doing the kind of direct action work that other people like to fantasise about online are ABSOLUTELY not talking about it online, are you high? Doing the work > masturbatory discourse

Astrid@astridsramblings.bsky.social · 3d ago

One final take: The people doing the hard yards of effective work, whether grassroots activism, legal work or lobbying, do not talk much on here about it. Because it’s difficult, exhausting interpretations are too bad faith, and the other side can see your posts. Bluesky is not the real world.

It’s still up, on the Guardian website.

Paul Haine@paulhaine.bsky.social · 3d ago

He also wrote this 23 years ago and somehow his career remained unaffected www.theguardian.com/society/2003...