Gerard Casey and the Clash of Rights that Shouldn’t Exist
A book review for Genspect
I have a new book review published at Genspect.org:
“There really shouldn’t be any reason for this book to exist,” Gerard Casey writes in the introduction to his new book, the existence of which “says something—and not a good something—about the deep intellectual, moral and legal confusion of the times in which we live”. Hidden Agender: Transgenderism’s struggle against reality does exist now, however, and so the historiography of reactions to transgender ideology has added a new volume. Casey finished his book four years ago, offering now a snapshot of darker times that were not so long ago, before Maya Forstater won her appeal, and criticism of transgenderism’s ideas was held worthy of respect in a democratic society again.
Read the rest of my review here.
Gareth Roberts On The New Homophobia
Like most sex realists, “I certainly never expected to spend much of my autumn years being outraged on behalf of lesbians and fuming about men trashing women’s basic rights to privacy or fairness in sport,” Gareth Roberts writes. “I didn’t anticipate the gay rights movement transmogrifying into a cross between the Church of Scientology,
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