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Our biggest LGBT charity is in crisis. Are we just going to let it collapse?

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By Patrick Strudwick Verified, Ian Birrell Verified, Yasmin Alibhai-Brown Verified, Emma Barnett
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Blood is in the water. Every expedient politician (and pundit) can see it, smell it, and sense an opportunity. After the Supreme Court ruling, which effectively removed trans women from the definition of woman in the Equality Act, the new British sport is: who can make the most rabble-rousing, dog-whistling jabat trans women? The answer was surprising. Bridget Phillipson, who identifies as the Women and Equalities minister, evidently believes that some people are more equal than others.
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Maternity Service by Emma Barnett

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By Emma Barnett
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I’m told I may never walk again, but it’s made me appreciate everything I've done

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By Julie Burchill, Ian Birrell Verified, Yasmin Alibhai-Brown Verified, Emma Barnett
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Generally, having always been a bit of a fun-seeker, I’m inclined to read the “New Year – New You” lists with a smirk and a sneer. These gently introduced small changes have replaced the more gung-ho New Years’ resolutions I grew up with back in the tough old 20th century, which are probably too “aggressive” for these tender times: WRITE NOVEL, STOP SMOKING, GET RICH OR DIE TRYING. Though pleasingly stark and straightforward, they too were rather hard to take seriously.
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