Maya Forstater, who was let go from her position at think tank Center for Global Development (CGD) for tweets asserting the reality of biological sex, and who had originally lost her case in 2019, has now won her appeal. View the full ruling here. Maya’s case drew the attention of J.K. Rowling in 2019, when she tweeted out her support.
BBC Radio 2 news at 5pm. Last item - again, headline from the surprised/bemused newsreader followed by a woke spokesfolk for transfolk saying how "worried" the poor Ts were but, rest assured, their rights haven't changed and all the moon-genders & vapo-genders & blue-haired woman-haters can still crybully people out of their jobs. Ish. Fuppin' disgrace.
BBC Radio 2 news at 4pm. Last item -announcer (surprised voice) - "woman who lost ... has now won ..." and proceeds to quote the original judge's "not worthy of respect in a democratic society" (no surprised voice). The end. No comeback from Maya. Again, listeners are left with the wrong impression.
BBC Radio 2 news at 3pm gave (grudgingly) the headline then immediately went to a quote from Maya's former "disappointed" (boo boo) employer and their intention to pursue a reversal. Also, emphasized that this was "only a preliminary hearing" blah blah. No quote from Maya. Biased baxters. I'm sure listeners were deliberately left with the impression that a terrible miscarriage of justice had just been committed.
BBC Radio 2 news at 5pm. Last item - again, headline from the surprised/bemused newsreader followed by a woke spokesfolk for transfolk saying how "worried" the poor Ts were but, rest assured, their rights haven't changed and all the moon-genders & vapo-genders & blue-haired woman-haters can still crybully people out of their jobs. Ish. Fuppin' disgrace.
BBC Radio 2 news at 4pm. Last item -announcer (surprised voice) - "woman who lost ... has now won ..." and proceeds to quote the original judge's "not worthy of respect in a democratic society" (no surprised voice). The end. No comeback from Maya. Again, listeners are left with the wrong impression.
BBC Radio 2 news at 3pm gave (grudgingly) the headline then immediately went to a quote from Maya's former "disappointed" (boo boo) employer and their intention to pursue a reversal. Also, emphasized that this was "only a preliminary hearing" blah blah. No quote from Maya. Biased baxters. I'm sure listeners were deliberately left with the impression that a terrible miscarriage of justice had just been committed.