@sophieadamsuk.bsky.social
Non-binary genderfluid (always safe with she/her)🏳️⚧️ prolly ranting about something or other in the hope it’ll help steer the debate in the right direction💕💕
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Imagine if there were regular polls on "diabetic issues", as well as breathless news articles on "diabetic ideology" and politicians giving speeches about the "diabetic agenda".
Healthcare is healthcare, period.
Healthcare is healthcare, period.
Polling on trans issues is difficult to interpret. It becomes even more difficult when pollsters use politically charged terms like 'transgender ideology.'
Great new analysis by @billiejsweeney.bsky.social, only on Assigned Media.
www.assignedmedia.org/breaking-new...
Great new analysis by @billiejsweeney.bsky.social, only on Assigned Media.
www.assignedmedia.org/breaking-new...
When Trans Issues Become ‘Ideology’ — Assigned
Two surveys of Americans, published just days apart, reveal the limitations and revelations of polling.
www.assignedmedia.org
February 11, 2026 at 10:01 PM
Imagine if there were regular polls on "diabetic issues", as well as breathless news articles on "diabetic ideology" and politicians giving speeches about the "diabetic agenda".
Healthcare is healthcare, period.
Healthcare is healthcare, period.
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“What does <insert minority here> mean and what rights do <members of minority> have?” is spectacularly shitty framing, regardless of the minority in question.
Don’t believe me? Put any minority group other than “trans” in the headline…
Don’t believe me? Put any minority group other than “trans” in the headline…
Spectacularly poor reporting by BBC. Framing for how they represent Sex Matters and LGB Alliance arguments compared to @transactualuk.bsky.social and @stonewalluk.bsky.social alone is hostile, but it's added to by a embedding offensive narratives about trans individuals.
www.bbc.com/news/article...
www.bbc.com/news/article...
What does trans mean and what rights do transgender people have?
The UK Supreme Court's definition of a woman in equalities law has significant implications for transgender people.
www.bbc.com
February 10, 2026 at 6:35 PM
“What does <insert minority here> mean and what rights do <members of minority> have?” is spectacularly shitty framing, regardless of the minority in question.
Don’t believe me? Put any minority group other than “trans” in the headline…
Don’t believe me? Put any minority group other than “trans” in the headline…
I mean don’t ban them all together, my visually impaired mum literally swears blind by them when trying to read a menu🤦♀️ But totally with you on the misuse, euw!🤬
allllll together now:
BAN THE PERVERT GLASSES
BAN THE PERVERT GLASSES
Social media is awash with videos of men filming themselves approaching women in public spaces and attempting to flirt. In many cases, the videos are filmed and uploaded without the women’s consent. https://cnn.it/4qtIsvB
February 11, 2026 at 9:42 AM
I mean don’t ban them all together, my visually impaired mum literally swears blind by them when trying to read a menu🤦♀️ But totally with you on the misuse, euw!🤬
Lots of us are complaining to the bbc about the pain this causes, how it triggers our dysphoria, and yet all we get is a proforma response saying it’s ’not their intention to cause offence’🤬 Surely if they know it’s causing offence and they continue to do it, it’s intentional?
BBC persists in referring to trans and non-binary individuals as "biological X who identify as X". It's a line routinely used by gender critical groups to dismiss trans and non-binary individuals' identities.
That framing has been shown to cause distress. It definitely isn't "unbiased reporting".
That framing has been shown to cause distress. It definitely isn't "unbiased reporting".
February 11, 2026 at 7:54 AM
Lots of us are complaining to the bbc about the pain this causes, how it triggers our dysphoria, and yet all we get is a proforma response saying it’s ’not their intention to cause offence’🤬 Surely if they know it’s causing offence and they continue to do it, it’s intentional?