by Julie Bindel, Telegraph
Knowing the public debate is lost, trans activists are desperately trying indoctrinate the next generation
It seems that the tide is finally turning against transgender ideology.
Not only did opponents of this flat Earth belief system win at the Supreme Court last year, with the country’s most eminent judges ruling under the Equality Act that a woman is a biological female, but the normies are waking up and applying common sense instead of complacency.
A YouGov survey, commissioned by the organisation Sex Matters, showed that over two-thirds of the population (77 per cent) are not only aware of the judgment, but have some knowledge as to what it means. Over 60 per cent of those responding believe it is the right decision, with only 18 per cent thinking it was wrong.
Importantly, the majority recognise that the ruling has clarified the law with regard to women and girls and our sex-based rights. And this consensus stretches across all age groups and supporter of all political parties.
Whether the context is sport, single-sex facilities or the workplace, the majority of Britons have made it clear that they know what a woman is – and that a man who insists he is one is, by definition, not.
The battle rages on nonetheless. Trans activists, knowing the public debate is lost, are now scrabbling around, determined to find any which way of indoctrinating the next generation.
and Helen Joyce explains why this ideology cannot ‘sink without trace’