Time for bed, son! My 7 yo wants to finish front cover of a book first, yes a book! He asked me for precisely 17 pages of A4 & a stapler. He knows title, working on front cover & has plan of story worked out & apparently knows how many days it's going to take him! Plus tea! Aww.

For the maddest take of the day, do head over to India Willoughby, who clearly sat through a different tribunal to the judge.

Screenshots for the blocked multitude.

Surely this has to be the WTF moment when a rape crisis centre, of all places, doesn't believe in biology! Come on, people, get a grip!

Sending Mridul Wadhwa my warmest wishes for the future, as I am sure you are too:

This! ⚖️♀️👏👇

Green Party Women #ForWomenAndPlanet consistently worked to instigate dialogue with the TRAs in The Green Party but we were shunned by the leadership who preferred to create a hostile atmosphere for GC women and to use the complaints system to shut us up.
Which is why I am taking them to court.

Reading the Roz Adams judgement.

It's a perfect case study of what happens when humane, compassionate, trauma-informed woman-centred thinking collides with narcissistic ideological authoritarian male privilege.

A bittersweet congratulations to Roz Adams and her legal team (esp Naomi Cunningham from Legal Feminist and Sex Matters).

For those that do not remember: Roz was run out of Edinburgh Rape Crisis after fighting for the rights of a rape victim to have a woman provide .. 1/

Multiple warnings & wake-up calls to organisations & political parties who think they can continue to get away with discrimination against Gender Critical employees or members. If you continue to perpetrate injustice of Kafkaesque proportions, expect to be held accountable in ⚖️.

Guardian in defiance of its own ideological bent. 'Investigations amounted to a “heresy hunt” because “she did not fully subscribe to gender ideology which they did & they wished to promote in organisation.. an act of harassment on basis of her belief.”' theguardian.com/uk-news/articl…

BBC running with 'Reminiscent of Kafka'
'The judge said the disciplinary process used against Ms Adams was “reminiscent of the work of Franz Kafka” - the 20th Century writer whose works were often characterised by nightmarish and confusing situations.'
bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…