female erasure
Stonewall Had "Mother" Axed from Scottish Gov. Policies, FOI Request Reveals
The word "mother" was removed from the Scottish government lexicon after it was apparently lobbied by Stonewall to have it scrubbed and replaced by "inclusive" language. A Freedom of Information (FOI) request completed by BBC journalist and radio host Stephen Nolan revealed that Stonewall, a primarily transgender rights activist organization,
ACLU Edits RBG Quote, Removes References to 'Women'
From supporting the medical transitioning of children to pushing narratives some have called 'suicide baiting,' the American Civil Liberties Union has had its fair share of controversies recently surrounding its dramatic shift towards an overt focus on trans-related issues. But this latest stunt might just take the cake. In
The "Womxn" Debate Shows Who Really Has Power
Feminists long opposed the alternate "inclusive" spelling, but it was male objections that finally caught the attention of mainstream institutions
I am a Mother to My Stillborn Son, Not a "Birthing Parent"
When gender-neutral language does more harm than good
Vanessa Vokey Will Not Be Cancelled
The 26-year-old has been fired and censored from Etsy, Redbubble, and Printful—but she refuses to go away
Women’s Organizations are Removing the Word "Women" From Their Vocabulary
They claim the word is "not inclusive"
Women in the United States are being Fired for Talking About Feminism
And there is no legal protection in place to prevent it
Reddit is Censoring Women’s Health Support Groups
The move is part of a larger pattern of silencing women on the platform
Review of ‘It Wasn’t Enough’ & an Interview with Peg Tittle
Punching Well Above its Weight, and Straight in the Gut
"Woman" Is Not a Dirty Word
When we erase the word “woman”, we erase women’s material reality.
Male Wins "Female Leadership" Position in New York Democratic Council
The gender parity rule was put in place by feminists 100 years ago to increase women's role in politics
J.K. Rowling: "It isn’t hate to speak the truth."
Harry Potter author J.K. Rowling has spoken out again on women's sex-based rights, this time unequivocally. "If sex isn’t real, there’s no same-sex attraction," she tweeted on Saturday evening. "If sex isn’t real, the lived reality of women globally is erased. I know and love trans
