Tag: gender neutral

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20 September 2023
International news
Gender Identity, Motherhood
UK, you can no longer say 'woman' or 'mother': woke provisions of the General Medical Council
Decision of unprecedented violence by the British Medical Register: the word woman must be deleted at every level. It cannot even be mentioned when discussing motherhood, childbirth, breastfeeding, menopause. Even 999, the emergency number, can no longer ask what sex the person asking for help is. The woke know very well that the female body is the main obstacle to the transhuman project. And they want to erase it even in language
It keeps happening: women and mothers must also be erased from the vocabulary, at every level. They do not give up because the maternal symbolic is the most resistant obstacle to the transhuman project. We will not give up either. Forget it The General Medical Council -the public body that maintains the official register of doctors in the UK- has replaced the word 'mother' with neutral terms in its maternity guide for staff. The updated guide for employees who become pregnant omits [...]
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10 February 2022
International news
Radical Feminism, Gender Identity
Adele is also a Terf: you can't call yourself a woman
The BRIT Awards, the most prestigious music award in the UK, abolished the male and female categories in the name of gender neutrality. But Adele, this year's winner, says she is proud to be a woman. For this she is accused of transphobia and overwhelmed by hatred.
As was the case last year with the Italian edition of the X Factor, the BRIT Awards 2022 - the most prestigious music award in the UK - abolished the male and female categories in homage to gender fluidity. So no more "Best Female Solo Artist" and "Best Male Solo Artist", but a gender neutral "Best Artist", whose winner was Adele. Collecting the award, she commented: "I understand why the name of this award has changed, but I love being a woman, and being a woman artist. [...]
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24 October 2021
Insights, International news
Gender identity
The disappearance of women/2: this time from the British boardrooms
Thousands of large British companies will have to report the number of women on their boards, in part to assess pay differentials. Sheldon Mills, director of the FCA, the regulatory body overseeing the survey, proposes that males who perceive themselves as women should be included in the count, thus distorting the statistics. It is not difficult to understand why: Mills is also a leader of Stonewall, a powerful LGBT organisation that continues to dictate the law in the UK.
For those who still have doubts about the fact that gender identity and gender-neutral policies involve the elimination of women, after the pop example of the X Factor (see here), here is another rather sensational one. The Times writes that a thousand large British companies, including Unilever and Astrazeneca, are required to declare the percentage of women on their boards. The main reason is to assess and correct the gender pay gap, i.e. the difference in pay between women and [...]
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22 October 2021
Insights
Radical Feminism, Gender Identity
The disappearance of women. In X Factor
The abolition of the women's and men's categories from the talent, in homage to gender fluid, has in fact resulted in the abolition of women: only 2 finalists against 20 men. No better demonstration of the fact that the neutral is masculine, and erases the feminine gender
What is happening in the Italian edition of the international talent show X Factor (Sky) is disconcerting, but also very significant. As of this year, the categories have been abolished: in particular, men and women no longer compete in different and separate categories in deference to the mainstream fluid according to which sexual binarism is a fact to be archived. The paradoxical result of the innovation is that the final will be almost exclusively male (20 male competitors, 2 female): practically a football club. From the hated binary, through the [...]
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