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I can attest to this, many state schools (especially large ones) have in their curriculum for teachers (K-12 teaching, idk about pre-k) that the student must be a major in the subject they are teaching while having Teaching (though it might be called "Education") range from a concentration to a double/dual major.
In essence, this makes their area of what they are teaching (in this case math) be their main focus, with the teaching part being a minor part.
However, there are also schools that do the reverse, where the focus is on education classes (and ergo their degree is in that) and the subject classes are only needed up to a point of concentration or minor.
Edit: deleted part bc I forgot what thread I was in for a bit, sorry.
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https://kdvr.com/2020/01/04/new-col...w-birth-certificate-without-proof-of-surgery/
https://archive.ph/6kOJ0
DENVER -- 2020 has already been a big year for 13-year-old Jude, who asked that we don’t use her last name.
“On January 2nd, I went to the vital records office. And I was there to get my gender and name changed on my birth certificate.”
The Boulder County teen is the first to benefit from Jude’s Law, named after her, which went into effect Wednesday.
Other transgender individuals have gone into the vital records office since then.
It allows transgender individuals to obtain new birth certificates, with a different sex, without having to prove they underwent gender reassignment surgery.
“A transgender or non-binary person can access any state identity document—a birth certificate, a driver’s license, a state ID without a cumbersome process, like needing a surgery, a court order, or a doctor’s note,” said Daniel Ramos, Executive Director of One Colorado.
One Colorado helped write legislation for the bill, which was signed into law by Governor Jared Polis.
Jude says her new birth certificate was more than just a piece of paper to her.
“I think a lot of us have lived as someone that we’re not. And we’ve been identifying by something that wasn’t who we are. And for me, that brought a really dark place—a lot of self-hate,” she explained.
“I got my old birth certificate and I ripped it. It was kind of a nice little closure to say ‘I’m done with you. It’s over,’” she added.
Jude says she has identified as a transgender girl since 2015.
“I don’t need a surgery to describe who I am, and I think that some people can’t afford that and it’s not always an option."
She started working with One Colorado, when she was nine, testifying on behalf of the bill.
“The first time she testified, she was little with curls. Remember? You had your little flower dress on,” said Jude’s mother—Jenna—smiling, as she looked over at Jude.
“And she’s just come so far. To be able to say that my child is fighting for other people’s human rights—that’s pretty cool, especially when she’s just 13 years old,” Jenna added.
Jude says the new law puts the transgender community one step closer to equality, but believes they still have a ways to go.
“Right now, I’m working with Congressman [Joe] Neguse on making Jude’s Law a federal law, so that it will be in every step. And I think that will be my next step.”
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Jude spent so many years fighting for the bill to allow transgender Coloradans to more easily change their names and gender designations on identity documents that, eventually, they named the thing after her.
That bill became a law in 2019 — “Jude’s Law” — and went into effect Wednesday.
And early Thursday morning, Jude, 13, rode with her mom and sister from Boulder County to the state health department building in Denver, where Jude became the first person in Colorado to benefit from the law that bears her name.
“Boom,” she said as she ripped her old birth certificate in half, before ripping it a few more times for good measure.
“I was living under a name that didn’t match who I was,” said Jude, whose family asked The Denver Post to publish only her first name because of safety concerns. “I wasn’t living as my true self, which caused a lot of self-hate. By changing this, it pretty much cuts off all association with that.”
Thanks to Jude’s Law, she has a new birth certificate and a sense of completeness.
The law brought several key changes. It let people obtain brand new birth certificates rather than amended ones. It undid the requirement that transgender Coloradans prove that they underwent reassignment surgery before being allowed to change their gender designation on identity documents. And it removed the long-standing requirement for public notice — in a newspaper, typically — of name changes.
These various changes, said Jude’s sister Madison, are immeasurably valuable to those who need them.
“This is a step toward her just being able to completely be who she is,” Madison, 19, said while beaming in her sister’s direction. “That’s beautiful. That’s all anybody really wants — to live exactly as we are, to be accepted and loved through all of it.”
Nina Riggio, Special to the Denver Post
Jude, her mother Jenna, and her sister Madison receive Jude’s new birth certificate on site after waiting for about 30 minutes at the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment office in Glendale, Colorado, on Thursday, Jan. 2, 2020
.“That’s the one that relates to me”
On March 26, 2015, Jude was at home playing with her toys when she abruptly came out to Madison and her mom, Jenna. “I feel more like a girl than a boy,” she said. She was too young to know for sure what she was coming out as.
“I think we knew what lesbian and gay meant,” Jude added, “but we had to look up definitions. My mom read them off and she read the transgender definition and I was like, ‘That’s the one. That’s the one that relates to me.’ And I felt like finally they’d get to understand what I’d been going through.”
By April 2015, she had dropped her birth name. In June, the family moved from Colorado Springs to Boulder County, which they felt would be a more supportive community for Jude.
In February 2016, Jude, then 9 years old, testified for the first time at the state Capitol for the bill that would later be named for her. It swiftly died. She returned the next year and, on her 10th birthday, she spoke before a GOP-controlled state Senate committee that killed the bill. The bill died twice more in the Senate before Democrats, who already held the House and governor’s office, seized a Senate majority in November 2018. The flip breathed new life into the effort to loosen rules that Jude and many others have described as degrading.
Jude said it was tough to come to the Capitol every year to share her deeply personal story and then watch, over and over, as lawmakers voted against her interests. On one occasion, a male state senator misgendered her — intentionally, she and Jenna suspect — in an elevator right after she testified.
“Jude and I have this motto: You suit up and show up and you don’t give up,” Jenna said. “And we learned that when we were testifying. It was hard for me to sit there as a mom and listen to them say no to her, and to have to be graceful about it.
“As much as you don’t want to internalize it, it starts to feel that way, like ‘My kid isn’t good enough.’ But that’s just not the truth.”
Jude isn’t bitter, though. She said the years of struggle galvanized the transgender community, and allies, in Colorado.
Nina Riggio, Special to the Denver Post
Jude rips her old birth certificate in to pieces before seeing her new printed certificate with her correct name and gender. “And one more rip for funsies!” she yelled in the small waiting room at the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment in Glendale on Thursday, Jan. 2, 2020.
“Fighting for their humanity”
Brianna Titone fought at Jude’s side throughout that struggle, testifying for the bills that ultimately failed. Now she’s a first-term state representative — the first transgender person in Colorado history to serve in that role — and her vote helped the bill to finally pass in 2019.
Said Titone, an Arvada Democrat, “To have Jude there and a lot of the other folks we’d seen year after year, testifying and fighting for their humanity — it was very emotional for me to be able to vote yes.”
Titone said she hopes Jude’s Law can bring peace to transgender and non-binary Coloradans. She knows well the pain that inaccurate identity documents can cause.
“It’s horrible. Everyone just can’t wait to have their name reflect the name they want,” she said. “I remember the first day that I got my new driver’s license with the right gender on it. It was a celebratory time for me. I had a party with my friends. That just kind of completes the person, to see that all the documents match up.”
Jude was joined at the health department Thursday by a transgender 9-year-old named Gavi, who, Gavi’s mom said, sees Jude as a “huge role model.” Jude’s father and sister spoke in similarly glowing terms, as did state Rep. Daneya Esgar, the Pueblo Democrat who ran the bill that became Jude’s Law.
Nina Riggio, Special to the Denver Post
From left, Jude, her sister Madison, and Gavi, a 9-year-old transgender girl from Lafayette, wait for the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment office to open up in Glendale on Thursday, Jan. 2, 2020, in order to change Jude’s gender on her birth certificate. Jude has been lobbying for this bill since she was 9 years old. She is now 13.
Coming off last year’s landmark victory at the Capitol, she already has her sights set on a bigger step: passing Jude’s Law at the federal level. She has spoken to U.S. Rep. Joe Neguse, D-Lafayette, about this, and has also met with U.S. Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass. Pete Buttigieg is coming to Denver next week, and the family is trying to find a way for Jude to meet the Democratic presidential candidate, too.
“I’ve really learned the power of one person’s voice and how much it can affect other people, how much it can spark other people’s voices in the community,” Jude said. “Sometimes you just need one person to start a path and other people will join it.
“By sitting down in a chair and just telling my story, I can get a lot done.”
https://archive.ph/6kOJ0
DENVER -- 2020 has already been a big year for 13-year-old Jude, who asked that we don’t use her last name.
“On January 2nd, I went to the vital records office. And I was there to get my gender and name changed on my birth certificate.”
The Boulder County teen is the first to benefit from Jude’s Law, named after her, which went into effect Wednesday.
Other transgender individuals have gone into the vital records office since then.
It allows transgender individuals to obtain new birth certificates, with a different sex, without having to prove they underwent gender reassignment surgery.
“A transgender or non-binary person can access any state identity document—a birth certificate, a driver’s license, a state ID without a cumbersome process, like needing a surgery, a court order, or a doctor’s note,” said Daniel Ramos, Executive Director of One Colorado.
One Colorado helped write legislation for the bill, which was signed into law by Governor Jared Polis.
Jude says her new birth certificate was more than just a piece of paper to her.
“I think a lot of us have lived as someone that we’re not. And we’ve been identifying by something that wasn’t who we are. And for me, that brought a really dark place—a lot of self-hate,” she explained.
“I got my old birth certificate and I ripped it. It was kind of a nice little closure to say ‘I’m done with you. It’s over,’” she added.
Jude says she has identified as a transgender girl since 2015.
“I don’t need a surgery to describe who I am, and I think that some people can’t afford that and it’s not always an option."
She started working with One Colorado, when she was nine, testifying on behalf of the bill.
“The first time she testified, she was little with curls. Remember? You had your little flower dress on,” said Jude’s mother—Jenna—smiling, as she looked over at Jude.
“And she’s just come so far. To be able to say that my child is fighting for other people’s human rights—that’s pretty cool, especially when she’s just 13 years old,” Jenna added.
Jude says the new law puts the transgender community one step closer to equality, but believes they still have a ways to go.
“Right now, I’m working with Congressman [Joe] Neguse on making Jude’s Law a federal law, so that it will be in every step. And I think that will be my next step.”
***** End of Article *****
https://www.denverpost.com/2020/01/02/transgender-birth-certificate-judes-law/
https://archive.ph/OVppL
Jude spent so many years fighting for the bill to allow transgender Coloradans to more easily change their names and gender designations on identity documents that, eventually, they named the thing after her.
That bill became a law in 2019 — “Jude’s Law” — and went into effect Wednesday.
And early Thursday morning, Jude, 13, rode with her mom and sister from Boulder County to the state health department building in Denver, where Jude became the first person in Colorado to benefit from the law that bears her name.
“Boom,” she said as she ripped her old birth certificate in half, before ripping it a few more times for good measure.
“I was living under a name that didn’t match who I was,” said Jude, whose family asked The Denver Post to publish only her first name because of safety concerns. “I wasn’t living as my true self, which caused a lot of self-hate. By changing this, it pretty much cuts off all association with that.”
Thanks to Jude’s Law, she has a new birth certificate and a sense of completeness.
The law brought several key changes. It let people obtain brand new birth certificates rather than amended ones. It undid the requirement that transgender Coloradans prove that they underwent reassignment surgery before being allowed to change their gender designation on identity documents. And it removed the long-standing requirement for public notice — in a newspaper, typically — of name changes.
These various changes, said Jude’s sister Madison, are immeasurably valuable to those who need them.
“This is a step toward her just being able to completely be who she is,” Madison, 19, said while beaming in her sister’s direction. “That’s beautiful. That’s all anybody really wants — to live exactly as we are, to be accepted and loved through all of it.”
Nina Riggio, Special to the Denver Post
Jude, her mother Jenna, and her sister Madison receive Jude’s new birth certificate on site after waiting for about 30 minutes at the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment office in Glendale, Colorado, on Thursday, Jan. 2, 2020
.“That’s the one that relates to me”
On March 26, 2015, Jude was at home playing with her toys when she abruptly came out to Madison and her mom, Jenna. “I feel more like a girl than a boy,” she said. She was too young to know for sure what she was coming out as.
“I think we knew what lesbian and gay meant,” Jude added, “but we had to look up definitions. My mom read them off and she read the transgender definition and I was like, ‘That’s the one. That’s the one that relates to me.’ And I felt like finally they’d get to understand what I’d been going through.”
By April 2015, she had dropped her birth name. In June, the family moved from Colorado Springs to Boulder County, which they felt would be a more supportive community for Jude.
In February 2016, Jude, then 9 years old, testified for the first time at the state Capitol for the bill that would later be named for her. It swiftly died. She returned the next year and, on her 10th birthday, she spoke before a GOP-controlled state Senate committee that killed the bill. The bill died twice more in the Senate before Democrats, who already held the House and governor’s office, seized a Senate majority in November 2018. The flip breathed new life into the effort to loosen rules that Jude and many others have described as degrading.
Jude said it was tough to come to the Capitol every year to share her deeply personal story and then watch, over and over, as lawmakers voted against her interests. On one occasion, a male state senator misgendered her — intentionally, she and Jenna suspect — in an elevator right after she testified.
“Jude and I have this motto: You suit up and show up and you don’t give up,” Jenna said. “And we learned that when we were testifying. It was hard for me to sit there as a mom and listen to them say no to her, and to have to be graceful about it.
“As much as you don’t want to internalize it, it starts to feel that way, like ‘My kid isn’t good enough.’ But that’s just not the truth.”
Jude isn’t bitter, though. She said the years of struggle galvanized the transgender community, and allies, in Colorado.
Nina Riggio, Special to the Denver Post
Jude rips her old birth certificate in to pieces before seeing her new printed certificate with her correct name and gender. “And one more rip for funsies!” she yelled in the small waiting room at the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment in Glendale on Thursday, Jan. 2, 2020.
“Fighting for their humanity”
Brianna Titone fought at Jude’s side throughout that struggle, testifying for the bills that ultimately failed. Now she’s a first-term state representative — the first transgender person in Colorado history to serve in that role — and her vote helped the bill to finally pass in 2019.
Said Titone, an Arvada Democrat, “To have Jude there and a lot of the other folks we’d seen year after year, testifying and fighting for their humanity — it was very emotional for me to be able to vote yes.”
Titone said she hopes Jude’s Law can bring peace to transgender and non-binary Coloradans. She knows well the pain that inaccurate identity documents can cause.
“It’s horrible. Everyone just can’t wait to have their name reflect the name they want,” she said. “I remember the first day that I got my new driver’s license with the right gender on it. It was a celebratory time for me. I had a party with my friends. That just kind of completes the person, to see that all the documents match up.”
Jude was joined at the health department Thursday by a transgender 9-year-old named Gavi, who, Gavi’s mom said, sees Jude as a “huge role model.” Jude’s father and sister spoke in similarly glowing terms, as did state Rep. Daneya Esgar, the Pueblo Democrat who ran the bill that became Jude’s Law.
Nina Riggio, Special to the Denver Post
From left, Jude, her sister Madison, and Gavi, a 9-year-old transgender girl from Lafayette, wait for the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment office to open up in Glendale on Thursday, Jan. 2, 2020, in order to change Jude’s gender on her birth certificate. Jude has been lobbying for this bill since she was 9 years old. She is now 13.
Jude emphasized during an interview that she sees the law change as a win not for herself but for a community. She is, however, happy to remain at the center of the policy fight, wherever it heads next.Coming off last year’s landmark victory at the Capitol, she already has her sights set on a bigger step: passing Jude’s Law at the federal level. She has spoken to U.S. Rep. Joe Neguse, D-Lafayette, about this, and has also met with U.S. Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass. Pete Buttigieg is coming to Denver next week, and the family is trying to find a way for Jude to meet the Democratic presidential candidate, too.
“I’ve really learned the power of one person’s voice and how much it can affect other people, how much it can spark other people’s voices in the community,” Jude said. “Sometimes you just need one person to start a path and other people will join it.
“By sitting down in a chair and just telling my story, I can get a lot done.”
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We have time and money to manage this but, we totally can't manage to get voter ID laws.
Really gets nogging jogging.
Also 13, and already a tranny? Set your watches we got a 41%er incoming.
Really gets nogging jogging.
Also 13, and already a tranny? Set your watches we got a 41%er incoming.
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Lol, take THAT natural born women.
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Yep, if women aren't willing to fight for their spaces then the future is going to be men going where they like and doing what they like.
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'13 year old jude..' Jude is a undeveloped dude (what a terrible fuckin' tranny name,) that got interviewed by a bunch of social ass-sniffers who wanna shove their fist up 'its' rectum and use like a puppet, shifting the conversation away from the actual law changes discussed in the article.
It's easier then ever to change your name and gender? Okay, so can I attack helicopter without showing my engine now? What about changing my name to Yuri Tarded, or just Mr. Tarded for short. I guess I can't blame Colorado though, this is what happens when you put pussy on a pedestal and they realise what they really were all along . . . wahmen.
It's easier then ever to change your name and gender? Okay, so can I attack helicopter without showing my engine now? What about changing my name to Yuri Tarded, or just Mr. Tarded for short. I guess I can't blame Colorado though, this is what happens when you put pussy on a pedestal and they realise what they really were all along . . . wahmen.
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"Brianna Titone fought at Jude’s side throughout that struggle, testifying for the bills that ultimately failed. Now she’s a first-term state representative — the first transgender person in Colorado history to serve in that role — and her vote helped the bill to finally pass in 2019. "
Why are they always named "Brianna?"
Why are they always named "Brianna?"
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With Colorado's draconian gun laws, I am going to self identify as an Army officer and try to see how that works when I get pulled over with a sweet sawed off full AK.
I mean fuck it, if you play call of duty you're more a marine than jude will ever be a girl.
I mean fuck it, if you play call of duty you're more a marine than jude will ever be a girl.
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Kiwis from Colorado, go for it! Become a woman or a man today, then change it tomorrow, and then again next week.
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Another step in legitimizing children making their own decision considering their own body sexuality, I wonder what is the end goal...?
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People think I'm joking or being absurd with a slippery slope but it's part of something bigger, by design or dumb luck. My tin foil hat says it's good to get em young and soon they will all be well behaved voters for the right people because if you tell a 9 year old one man wants war and poor people the other wants free puppies we know they will vote that way (hell most adults fucking do mind you).
But, since we can't stop mr bones wild ride, I'm working on perfecting kid beer, because fuck it if you can chop your dick off before you even are old enough to get a boner, why not let them have a drink. I'm going to be rich as fuck.
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Also from the 'stupid fucking laws' department.
Basically a man stuck his penis into a woman's vagina, and nine months later a baby was born.
Unexceptional right?
Er no, some fuckhead decided despite the 'mother' and 'father' of this baby being matters of biological fact, because the father identifies as 'transgender woman' he is the baby's mother. Meanwhile the actual mother was going to be 'misgendered as the mother', even though 'mother' is not a gender
Because Myles Brady-Davis, who is transmasculine and uses they/them pronouns, carried and gave birth to Zayn, they would be misgendered as the mother on her birth certificate. Precious Brady-Davis is a transgender woman and the baby’s mother.
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Basically a man stuck his penis into a woman's vagina, and nine months later a baby was born.
Unexceptional right?
Er no, some fuckhead decided despite the 'mother' and 'father' of this baby being matters of biological fact, because the father identifies as 'transgender woman' he is the baby's mother. Meanwhile the actual mother was going to be 'misgendered as the mother', even though 'mother' is not a gender
Because Myles Brady-Davis, who is transmasculine and uses they/them pronouns, carried and gave birth to Zayn, they would be misgendered as the mother on her birth certificate. Precious Brady-Davis is a transgender woman and the baby’s mother.
Transgender parents welcome baby girl, prompting update to state’s birth certificate system
Myles and Precious Brady-Davis had their daughter, Zayn, in early December then learned the Illinois Department of Public Health’s current birth certificate system would automatically misgender the parents.
chicago.suntimes.com
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I don't believe we are at a slippery slope, a rocket sped freefall is a more apt metaphor.
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Lol, get over yourselves.Also from the 'stupid fucking laws' department.
Basically a man stuck his penis into a woman's vagina, and nine months later a baby was born.
Unexceptional right?
Er no, some fuckhead decided despite the 'mother' and 'father' of this baby being matters of biological fact, because the father identifies as 'transgender woman' he is the baby's mother. Meanwhile the actual mother was going to be 'misgendered as the mother', even though 'mother' is not a gender
Because Myles Brady-Davis, who is transmasculine and uses they/them pronouns, carried and gave birth to Zayn, they would be misgendered as the mother on her birth certificate. Precious Brady-Davis is a transgender woman and the baby’s mother.
Transgender parents welcome baby girl, prompting update to state’s birth certificate system
Myles and Precious Brady-Davis had their daughter, Zayn, in early December then learned the Illinois Department of Public Health’s current birth certificate system would automatically misgender the parents.
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Parole Officer talks about his dealings with sex offenders and MtF AGPs:
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I specialised in working with male sexual offenders for twenty years, for West Yorkshire Probation Service. I worked both in the community and in prisons.
Increasing numbers of Trans Identified Males (TIMs) are using women’s toilets, changing rooms at leisure centres, in clothing shops and gaining access to women’s refuges and women’s prisons, even though they know women don’t want them to, because they feel frightened and unsafe having a male person present. It’s not stopping them and they are forcing their way in, citing “Trans Rights”, regardless of how women feel about it. Service providers are not stopping them for fear of being labelled “transphobic” and “exclusive”, despite UK law upholding single-sex spaces as essential for women.
Many of these TIMs are then escalating the offence caused and taking sexualised photographs of themselves in women’s toilets and publishing their “achievements” online, for other men. The photograph below was taken in a women’s refuge, by a TIM. It is sexualised in nature and he is sporting an erection.
This is evidence of high deviancy in these TIMs’ personalities. These photographs are triumphant trophies to their “achievement” and intended to provoke and offend those who maintain that they should not be in women’s single-sex spaces. They are also used as aids to masturbation, shared online and used as pornography by other men.
When a male sexual offender commits a sexual offence, he also often takes some object to remind him of the experience /offence and he also uses it as an aid to masturbation. This is known as a “trophy-taking”.
Male sexual offenders also have high rates of deviancy and are usually heavy users of pornography. TIMs are reported to immerse themselves in pornography, by women who have been partners of these men for lengthy period of time.
The photographs these TIMs are taking in women’s single-sex spaces are sexualised. They know that they are not wanted in these spaces and why, but they do not care. In fact it arouses them even more. All they care about is feeling validated as a “woman” and sexualising the whole experience. This is pure fetishism and has very little to do with identifying as a “woman”.
These photo-trophies are being shared online and will be used by the TIM and other TIMs to aid masturbation. This is what male sexual offenders, with high deviancy traits do as well. The behaviours are exactly the same, which is very worrying.
There are striking similarities in the behaviours of these TIMs, who are taking sexualised photo-trophies, to be distributed and used as pornography and the behaviours of men convicted of sexual offences. They too take trophies of their “achievement”/offence.
Both TIMs and male sexual offenders evidence high deviancy in their attitudes, which then inform their offending/offensive behaviours. Taking photographs in women’s safe spaces, is highly inappropriate and despite wearing women’s clothing, they are still men.
I am also knowledgeable of the fact that many TIMs are diagnosed with a mental health condition called Autogynephilia. (Auto=self, gym=female, philia=love). Ray Blanchard who is very supportive of TIMs, cross-dressers and transvestites, has written at length about this condition. Very simply put, Autogynephilia (AGP) is a mental health disorder, where men, across the sexualities are sexually aroused by the thought of themselves being women.
Autogynephiliacs dress up as women, apply make-up and sport feminine hair styles. They affect their mannerisms and talk in a higher voice, than they normally would do. The more people who mistake them for a woman, or they feel that they “pass”, the greater the sexual arousal they experience. It very addictive.
AGPs are known to access women’s toilets and masturbate in the cubicles, on hearing them urinate and defecate I have spoken to women who have been married to TIMs and they report that they also rifle through sanitary bins, seeking used sanitary towels and tampons to sniff and use, to feel like they are having periods of their own.
I first read about this a few years ago, but I dismissed it as being sensationalist and in poor taste. It would seem that I was wrong to dismiss it, because I have heard similar accounts a number of times, from women who have spent decades with these men, as their wives and I have seen it depicted on TIM web sites devoted to this practice.
Autogynephilia like most addictions, requires more and more affirmation of their “woman-ness” to keep the fantasy alive, hence the pillaging of sanitary bins for used products.
It is clear to me that many TIMs are acting out a sexual kink, or a fetish, rather than exercising a desire to merely identify as a “woman”, as they and the transgenderist movement would have us believe.
TIMs are exhibiting sexually deviant behaviours in women’s spaces and celebrating it. The taking of trophy-photographs that are shared online with others of the same ilk, to be used as AGP pornography is evidence of this. Their masturbation to the sound of women urinating and defecating and the desire to be in women’s spaces, despite not being wanted there, is alarming. These are sexual predators by anyone’s definition and they need to stay out of women’s single-sex spaces.
85% of them do not seek gender reassignment surgery and retain their penises. They therefore still present a sexual risk to women and girls, of rape, and of harmful sexualised behaviours, as can all men regardless of how they chose to identify.
A TIM prisoner called Karen White, who was a convicted sexual offender and multiple rapist, with violent and sexual offences against children, was placed in a women’s prison because “she” identified as a “woman”. White had not undergone any gender reassignment surgery and retained a fully functioning penis. In only three months of being at HMP New Hall, “she” committed two further sexual assaults on young women in the prison. The Ministry of Justice eventually apologised for this incident, after White received a life sentence and was returned to a male establishment.
As a sexual offender specialist with twenty years experience of sexually abusive men and as a woman myself, this all causes me a great deal of concern. I am concerned for the safety of women and girls in toilets, changing rooms, refuges and prisons, where these TIMs with AGP and who identify as “women”, have demanded access and got it.
Feminists and women’s groups, who are gender critical, have been vilified and presented as bigots, Terfs, transphobes and scare-mongers, by those who want “Trans Rights” imposed at any cost and over every other consideration, even women’s safety.
In conclusion, toilets, leisure centre changing rooms, women’s prisons and women’s refuges should be single-sex and stay single-sex, to protect women and girls from these behaviours and abuses from men, however they choose to identify and however loud “Trans Rights” is shouted.
I specialised in working with male sexual offenders for twenty years, for West Yorkshire Probation…
Increasing numbers of Trans Identified Males (TIMs) are using women’s toilets, changing rooms at leisure centres, in clothing shops and…
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I specialised in working with male sexual offenders for twenty years, for West Yorkshire Probation Service. I worked both in the community and in prisons.
Increasing numbers of Trans Identified Males (TIMs) are using women’s toilets, changing rooms at leisure centres, in clothing shops and gaining access to women’s refuges and women’s prisons, even though they know women don’t want them to, because they feel frightened and unsafe having a male person present. It’s not stopping them and they are forcing their way in, citing “Trans Rights”, regardless of how women feel about it. Service providers are not stopping them for fear of being labelled “transphobic” and “exclusive”, despite UK law upholding single-sex spaces as essential for women.
Many of these TIMs are then escalating the offence caused and taking sexualised photographs of themselves in women’s toilets and publishing their “achievements” online, for other men. The photograph below was taken in a women’s refuge, by a TIM. It is sexualised in nature and he is sporting an erection.
This is evidence of high deviancy in these TIMs’ personalities. These photographs are triumphant trophies to their “achievement” and intended to provoke and offend those who maintain that they should not be in women’s single-sex spaces. They are also used as aids to masturbation, shared online and used as pornography by other men.
When a male sexual offender commits a sexual offence, he also often takes some object to remind him of the experience /offence and he also uses it as an aid to masturbation. This is known as a “trophy-taking”.
Male sexual offenders also have high rates of deviancy and are usually heavy users of pornography. TIMs are reported to immerse themselves in pornography, by women who have been partners of these men for lengthy period of time.
The photographs these TIMs are taking in women’s single-sex spaces are sexualised. They know that they are not wanted in these spaces and why, but they do not care. In fact it arouses them even more. All they care about is feeling validated as a “woman” and sexualising the whole experience. This is pure fetishism and has very little to do with identifying as a “woman”.
These photo-trophies are being shared online and will be used by the TIM and other TIMs to aid masturbation. This is what male sexual offenders, with high deviancy traits do as well. The behaviours are exactly the same, which is very worrying.
There are striking similarities in the behaviours of these TIMs, who are taking sexualised photo-trophies, to be distributed and used as pornography and the behaviours of men convicted of sexual offences. They too take trophies of their “achievement”/offence.
Both TIMs and male sexual offenders evidence high deviancy in their attitudes, which then inform their offending/offensive behaviours. Taking photographs in women’s safe spaces, is highly inappropriate and despite wearing women’s clothing, they are still men.
I am also knowledgeable of the fact that many TIMs are diagnosed with a mental health condition called Autogynephilia. (Auto=self, gym=female, philia=love). Ray Blanchard who is very supportive of TIMs, cross-dressers and transvestites, has written at length about this condition. Very simply put, Autogynephilia (AGP) is a mental health disorder, where men, across the sexualities are sexually aroused by the thought of themselves being women.
Autogynephiliacs dress up as women, apply make-up and sport feminine hair styles. They affect their mannerisms and talk in a higher voice, than they normally would do. The more people who mistake them for a woman, or they feel that they “pass”, the greater the sexual arousal they experience. It very addictive.
AGPs are known to access women’s toilets and masturbate in the cubicles, on hearing them urinate and defecate I have spoken to women who have been married to TIMs and they report that they also rifle through sanitary bins, seeking used sanitary towels and tampons to sniff and use, to feel like they are having periods of their own.
I first read about this a few years ago, but I dismissed it as being sensationalist and in poor taste. It would seem that I was wrong to dismiss it, because I have heard similar accounts a number of times, from women who have spent decades with these men, as their wives and I have seen it depicted on TIM web sites devoted to this practice.
Autogynephilia like most addictions, requires more and more affirmation of their “woman-ness” to keep the fantasy alive, hence the pillaging of sanitary bins for used products.
It is clear to me that many TIMs are acting out a sexual kink, or a fetish, rather than exercising a desire to merely identify as a “woman”, as they and the transgenderist movement would have us believe.
TIMs are exhibiting sexually deviant behaviours in women’s spaces and celebrating it. The taking of trophy-photographs that are shared online with others of the same ilk, to be used as AGP pornography is evidence of this. Their masturbation to the sound of women urinating and defecating and the desire to be in women’s spaces, despite not being wanted there, is alarming. These are sexual predators by anyone’s definition and they need to stay out of women’s single-sex spaces.
85% of them do not seek gender reassignment surgery and retain their penises. They therefore still present a sexual risk to women and girls, of rape, and of harmful sexualised behaviours, as can all men regardless of how they chose to identify.
A TIM prisoner called Karen White, who was a convicted sexual offender and multiple rapist, with violent and sexual offences against children, was placed in a women’s prison because “she” identified as a “woman”. White had not undergone any gender reassignment surgery and retained a fully functioning penis. In only three months of being at HMP New Hall, “she” committed two further sexual assaults on young women in the prison. The Ministry of Justice eventually apologised for this incident, after White received a life sentence and was returned to a male establishment.
As a sexual offender specialist with twenty years experience of sexually abusive men and as a woman myself, this all causes me a great deal of concern. I am concerned for the safety of women and girls in toilets, changing rooms, refuges and prisons, where these TIMs with AGP and who identify as “women”, have demanded access and got it.
Feminists and women’s groups, who are gender critical, have been vilified and presented as bigots, Terfs, transphobes and scare-mongers, by those who want “Trans Rights” imposed at any cost and over every other consideration, even women’s safety.
In conclusion, toilets, leisure centre changing rooms, women’s prisons and women’s refuges should be single-sex and stay single-sex, to protect women and girls from these behaviours and abuses from men, however they choose to identify and however loud “Trans Rights” is shouted.
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I found this list of FACT BOMBS [Archive] floating around on Facebook. It's from an organization called Gender GP. Their "About" page says:
The most exceptional parts:
So yeah, it's basically a network of no-questions-asked tiddy skittle dispensaries all over Europe (plus a branch in Belize?). Needless to say, they used #SCIENCE to convince me that they should definitely sell tiddy skittles to children. Checkmate transphobes.
Following the BBC Newsnight report about the Tavistock and Portman clinic’s prescribing of puberty blockers to young transgender people, we thought it would be a good idea to collate some ‘Top Puberty Blockers Facts’ to debunk the myths surrounding puberty blockers for trans kids.
MYTH 1: Puberty blockers are harmful to bone growth.
THE FACTS: The Endocrine Society found that Medical intervention in transgender adolescents appears to be safe and effective and that hormone treatment to halt puberty in adolescents with gender identity disorder does not cause lasting harm to their bones.
THE FACTS: The few negative effects of puberty blockers do not change children’s minds and most adolescents stated that the lack of long-term data did not and would not stop them from wanting puberty suppression. They said that being happy in life was more important for them than any possible negative long-term consequence of puberty suppression:
THE FACTS: The suppression of puberty using GnRHa puberty blockers is a reversible phase of treatment. This treatment is a very helpful diagnostic aid, as it allows the psychologist and the patient to discuss problems that possibly underlie the cross-gender identity or clarify potential gender confusion under less time pressure. It can be considered as ‘buying time’ to allow for an open exploration of a young person’s gender identity. [As reporte by Cohen-Kettenis PT & van Goozen SH. Pubertal delay as an aid in diagnosis and treatment of a transsexual adolescent. European Child and Adolescent Psychiatry 19987246–248.]
This is supported in the guidelines of both the Royal College of Psychiatrists and the World Professional Association for Transgender Health [WPATH]
MYTH 4: Puberty blockers are a new thing being prescribed to children
THE FACTS: Puberty blockers have been used for years to treat precocious puberty in children, with recommendation that they can be prescribed from the age of 6 years old, as detailed by Carel, J.-C., & Léger, J. (200
. Precocious Puberty. New England Journal of Medicine, 358(22), 2366–2377. doi:10.1056/nejmcp0800459
The study also noted that:
THE FACTS: Research has found that long term puberty blocker treatment of precocious puberty girls preserved genetic height potential and improved FH significantly combined with normal body proportions. No negative effect on bone mineral density and reproductive function was seen. As reported by Sabine Heger, Carl-Joachim Partsch, Wolfgang G. Sippell in The Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism, Volume 84, Issue 12, 1 December 1999, Pages 4583–4590
MYTH 6: Taking puberty blockers makes your mental health worse
THE FACTS: A study of young people taking puberty blockers over a two year period found that although the patients had been very concerned about physical differences from their peers, they recovered slightly from loneliness and behaviour disorders during treatment. While this study was in relation to people taking puberty blockers for precocious puberty, it can be surmised that the same alleviation of stress levels surrounding puberty with peers would occur with transgender children.
It was additionally commented that:
MYTH 7: It is not ethical to give puberty blockers to transgender children
THE FACTS: Aside from the fact that puberty blockers are, by their very nature, designed to block puberty, which only occurs in children on the cusp of adulthood, the question “Should we suspend the puberty of children with gender identity disorder?” was researched by S Giordano in the Journal of Medical Ethics 2008;34;580-584
The conclusion was conclusive; that not prescribing puberty blockers for children with gender dysphoria was the much more unethical action to take:
MYTH 8: Children are too young to know they are trans and are pushed to take blockers by parents / social media / peer pressure
THE FACTS: There are multiple accounts by parents and older trans people who observe that they / their child knew that they were transgender from a young age – Here is one such account and another article explaining how transgender kids aren’t rushed into transitioning
Aside from the numerous peer reviewed research and personal testimony’s from both parents and transgender people, the most important thing to remember is this…
Trans kids exist. They need support. Puberty blockers are well evaluated in this situation. Doing nothing causes major harm. Doing nothing is not a neutral option. Every programme like the one by Newsnight causes untold damage. FACT.
If anyone would like to know more about puberty blocking medication, or discuss the pros and cons of puberty blockers, please email us at: info@gendergp.com
MYTH 1: Puberty blockers are harmful to bone growth.
THE FACTS: The Endocrine Society found that Medical intervention in transgender adolescents appears to be safe and effective and that hormone treatment to halt puberty in adolescents with gender identity disorder does not cause lasting harm to their bones.
MYTH 2: Young people wouldn’t want to take puberty blockers if they knew the risks
THE FACTS: The few negative effects of puberty blockers do not change children’s minds and most adolescents stated that the lack of long-term data did not and would not stop them from wanting puberty suppression. They said that being happy in life was more important for them than any possible negative long-term consequence of puberty suppression:
MYTH 3: Puberty blockers aren’t reversible
THE FACTS: The suppression of puberty using GnRHa puberty blockers is a reversible phase of treatment. This treatment is a very helpful diagnostic aid, as it allows the psychologist and the patient to discuss problems that possibly underlie the cross-gender identity or clarify potential gender confusion under less time pressure. It can be considered as ‘buying time’ to allow for an open exploration of a young person’s gender identity. [As reporte by Cohen-Kettenis PT & van Goozen SH. Pubertal delay as an aid in diagnosis and treatment of a transsexual adolescent. European Child and Adolescent Psychiatry 19987246–248.]
This is supported in the guidelines of both the Royal College of Psychiatrists and the World Professional Association for Transgender Health [WPATH]
MYTH 4: Puberty blockers are a new thing being prescribed to children
THE FACTS: Puberty blockers have been used for years to treat precocious puberty in children, with recommendation that they can be prescribed from the age of 6 years old, as detailed by Carel, J.-C., & Léger, J. (200
. Precocious Puberty. New England Journal of Medicine, 358(22), 2366–2377. doi:10.1056/nejmcp0800459
The study also noted that:
MYTH 5: Puberty blockers will give trans kids osteoporosis and make them sterile
THE FACTS: Research has found that long term puberty blocker treatment of precocious puberty girls preserved genetic height potential and improved FH significantly combined with normal body proportions. No negative effect on bone mineral density and reproductive function was seen. As reported by Sabine Heger, Carl-Joachim Partsch, Wolfgang G. Sippell in The Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism, Volume 84, Issue 12, 1 December 1999, Pages 4583–4590
MYTH 6: Taking puberty blockers makes your mental health worse
THE FACTS: A study of young people taking puberty blockers over a two year period found that although the patients had been very concerned about physical differences from their peers, they recovered slightly from loneliness and behaviour disorders during treatment. While this study was in relation to people taking puberty blockers for precocious puberty, it can be surmised that the same alleviation of stress levels surrounding puberty with peers would occur with transgender children.
It was additionally commented that:
MYTH 7: It is not ethical to give puberty blockers to transgender children
THE FACTS: Aside from the fact that puberty blockers are, by their very nature, designed to block puberty, which only occurs in children on the cusp of adulthood, the question “Should we suspend the puberty of children with gender identity disorder?” was researched by S Giordano in the Journal of Medical Ethics 2008;34;580-584
The conclusion was conclusive; that not prescribing puberty blockers for children with gender dysphoria was the much more unethical action to take:
MYTH 8: Children are too young to know they are trans and are pushed to take blockers by parents / social media / peer pressure
THE FACTS: There are multiple accounts by parents and older trans people who observe that they / their child knew that they were transgender from a young age – Here is one such account and another article explaining how transgender kids aren’t rushed into transitioning
Aside from the numerous peer reviewed research and personal testimony’s from both parents and transgender people, the most important thing to remember is this…
Trans kids exist. They need support. Puberty blockers are well evaluated in this situation. Doing nothing causes major harm. Doing nothing is not a neutral option. Every programme like the one by Newsnight causes untold damage. FACT.
If anyone would like to know more about puberty blocking medication, or discuss the pros and cons of puberty blockers, please email us at: info@gendergp.com
- It ends with an invitation to contact the clinic if you want some puberty blockers,
- They repeatedly equate precocious puberty, for which puberty blockers are an appropriate treatment, to child troonism,
- The quotations from children about how they'll totally dieeeeeeee without puberty blockers and tiddy skittles. "It's the difference between living a happy life and living an unhappy life!!!!!!" That's exactly what I said to my parents when they wouldn't let me go see Primus at age 16.
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The saved by the bell reboot is going to have the most popular girl in school played by tranny Josie Totah.
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Maybe not. He's not opting for medical treatment. He could detransition and have a normal life someday as long as he avoids surgery or hormones.
If this were an actual biological female, they would not be given the role because they are too unattractive for the part. It is clear that they want an obvious troon in the role. If it were merely a troon passing as a female, that wouldn't push the agenda as much as forcing people to look at an unattractive male and pretend that they are female and attractive despite your brain and senses telling you otherwise. You are forced to believe a lie.
If they can convince you to disregard biology and to accept patently false and ridiculous dictates like "transwomen are women" -- what other things can they convince you to support? Maybe we're just slowly being turned into "good Germans".
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Tiffany Amber Girldick.
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At this point women should come up with a new ID and stop calling themselves women. See how long it takes for troons to change their tune after reeeing about transwomen being women.