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29 | nb transfem | they/she | 🏳️‍⚧️ 13 Jan 2024 | pennsylvania | nsfw: @spicy.puckfennec.gay

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Talia "Pre-Order CALL ME KIMBERLY" Bhatt ⚢@taliabhatt.itch.io · 3w ago

This is happening despite Amnesty walking back the report, because GCs are zealous anti-rights fanatics.

Alejandra Caraballo@esqueer.net · 3w ago

JK Rowling through her TERF organization, Beira's Place have sent Amnesty International a demand letter seeking a full retraction of their report, a public apology, and a bar to future criticism of gender critical groups as anti rights orgs. If they don't comply, they'll commence legal action.

The first page of a formal, typed legal letter dated 14 July 2026. It is addressed to the leadership of Amnesty International UK: Helen Horton (Chair, Amnesty International UK Section), Sandy Ruthven (Chair, Amnesty International UK Charitable Trust), and Kerry Moscogiuri (Chief Executive). The contact information and phone numbers in the top-right corner are redacted with a large black block, and a footer at the bottom is also blacked out. ​The subject line reads: "BEIRA’S PLACE | AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL UK PUBLICATION DATED 8 JULY 2026". ​The body text states that the sender acts on behalf of Beira’s Place, a sexual violence support service for women in Edinburgh and the Lothians. It asserts the legal right under the Equality Act 2010 to provide single-sex services and references the Supreme Court ruling in For Women Scotland v Scottish Ministers to define "woman" by biological sex. The letter strongly objects to page 20 of a newly published Amnesty report titled "A growing threat; the anti-rights movement in the UK", which allegedly categorizes Beira's Place as an "anti-rights organization." The letter calls this categorization "grossly offensive and entirely without foundation."
Christopher Wiggins@cwnewser.bsky.social · last mo.

“I was being told outright that I wasn’t worth protecting," Flint Del Sol told me. The investigator wrote, “We are not permitted to conduct/continue any investigation regarding transgender cases, and that is coming from the chain of command.” www.advocate.com/politics/nat...

'It's coming from the top': Trump’s EEOC abandons trans man’s workplace discrimination case

A federal investigator told Flint Del Sol in an email obtained by The Advocate why the agency could no longer move forward with his workplace discrimination case.

advocate.com

rob@ok-but-still.bsky.social · 2mo ago

detective: you're a sick son of a bitch, you know it? that bird was your friend of 10, 12 years and you drop a big fuckin boulder on him. wile e. coyote: i swear to god man i didn't think it was gonna work. it never works. oh god. detective: nevada's a death penalty state.

Smooth Dunk@smoothdunk2.bsky.social · 2mo ago

i dunno I think sometimes people just enjoy talking to like minded people. do you do this kind of shit with your friends offline

2 panel comic Panel 1: Three guys are sitting in a car. Blue Guy is driving, Purple Guy is in the passenger seat. Yellow Guy is in the back. Blue Guy yells at Purple Guy “You ruined the WHOLE DAY. Why did you invite HIM?” Purple Guy screams back “Well excuse me for not wanting our friend group to turn into an echo chamber!” Panel 2: A Log flume photo you get at theme parks. Blue, Purple, and Yellow Guy are sitting in the front of the log. There is a Nazi in the back to provide BALANCE and HEALTHY DISCOURSE
Corey Atad@coreyatad.com · 2mo ago

i think, end of the day, the real problem with Bluesky is that most of its users are here *because* they want to be in a bubble. and they can tell themselves that it’s just about not being around Nazis it supporting Musk, and that’s part of it, but also there’s a palpable desire to be ensconced.