I call upon Pride in London to unequivocally stand with trans people by banning marching under the banner of political parties that have pushed for keeping the ban on puberty blockers and that have openly called for trans exclusion following the Supreme Court decision. chng.it/ZkgMckGYtc

Remember paperwork, internal organs and chromosomes, do not matter, what matters is what the Dr thought when they pulled you out your mother. I'm not sure about anyone else but I don't tend to bring the Dr who assisted in my birth around in public with me, I can't imagine many people do.

Look why can't the trans debate ever be about something important like whether the practicality of the smaller Blahaj beats the cuddleability of the larger one.

With how the government are speaking about trans peoples access to toilets it seems they want to take us back to the 70s, and by that I mean 1870 when, on the 28th April, Fanny and Stella were arrested for breach of the peace for using a women's toilet.

I call upon Pride in London to unequivocally stand with trans people by banning marching under the banner of political parties that have pushed for keeping the ban on puberty blockers and that have openly called for trans exclusion following the Supreme Court decision. chng.it/ZkgMckGYtc

@prideinlondon.bsky.social Will Pride in London unequivocally stand with trans people by banning any politicians from marching under the banner of political parties that have pushed for keeping the ban on puberty blockers or have supported the Supreme Court decision?