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Men who ID as women are placed in women’s jails because the state recognises them as women. Men who ID as women inherit titles/money etc as ‘first born male’ under primogeniture legislation because the state recognises them as men. See how this works?

Rarely post on BlokeSky but just had to pop over to see how everyone is coping with the Good Lord They’ve Lost Again project’s latest courtroom disaster. As you were. 😁

Seen in Journalism's substack round up of gender stories in the news... "From the Darlington nurses, to Jennifer Melle, to Allison Bailey, to the puberty blockers briefing at the House of Lords, and more. We needed to catch up - if you do too - here:" seeninjournalism.substack.com/p/big-storie...

Big stories in the last week - catch up and media overview

We don’t normally do this but last week we weren’t able to perform our usual daily updates on X.

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My god, the details are so maddening. This was an incredibly dangerous and vile male prisoner - a 6 foot tall paedophile - that she was having to work with. And he was listed as male on his records.

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'This is not about compassion, inclusion, or progressive values. This is about power: who wields it, who benefits from it, and who pays the price when working-class women dare to say “no” to those who demand their compliance.' Excellent again from Paul Knaggs. labourheartlands.com/jennifer-mel...

Jennifer Melle Reinstated: Women Are Pushing Back And Winning - Heartlands

Jennifer Melle has just been reinstated. After nine months suspended on full pay. After being escorted from her workplace. After a disciplinary hearing that

labourheartlands.com

The Sullivan Report revealed that public bodies – including the NHS, police and military – have been collecting information on gender identity rather than biological sex since 2015. As a consequence “robust and accurate data” has been lost. My latest story... www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2025/03...

From the NHS to the police, how the obsession with gender captured the public sector

Data collected by public bodies has been ‘corrupted’ as a result of conflating gender with sex, a report says, posing risks to individuals

telegraph.co.uk