Trans people in the UK are under attack - here's a very long thread 🧵with ideas on what we can do about it:

1. Politically
2. Socially
3. Personally

But first up, read @NotRightRuth's excellent post below - everything she said, underlined.

https://twitter.com/NotRightRuth/status/1643967648588500995

1. Okay, so what can both cis and trans people do politically?

Beyond Ruth's excellent advice (really, make yourself a nuisance to your MP), I urge every single person reading this to join 3 groups right now:

1. A union
2. A pan-human rights group
3. A trans specific group

Going to take a while to process EHRC's wickedly transphobic - specifically transmisogynistic - new push, but two things are really clear:
1. We need to think about winning the long game, and conserving energy and resources to do it
2. We need to make surviving worthwhile And thinking of that second point: some parts of society (powerful parts of society) are more openly hateful and punitive than they were - and also a great many people are more trans positive, or even neutral, than they were before the Equality Act came in...

Updates on @GoodLawProject and my role as Chair of the Trans Advisory Group: a thread 🧵

TL;DR I'll no longer be volunteering with GLP, due to their support of the group Right To Equality, and the ways in which they've communicated/not-communicated this support. Summary of longer version:
1. This support goes against my responsibilities as Chair
2. The Nordic Model can never be trans inclusive
3. I believe material support is different from just 'working with'
4. I disagree with GLP's lack of clear communication on this issue...