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‘promote equality and inclusivity'.

 

Does that mean pressure from local Muslims?  What next… head coverings, no music lessons, no morning assemblies etc?

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 I think it may be more to pacify the massive mouthpieces of the trans community, myself.

I see stores now that don't have girls wear and boys wear... they label it all childrens wear. My local M&S recently had women's summer clothes on a male mannequin, and I have to say, it looked bloody ridiculous.

Syl wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:

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‘promote equality and inclusivity'.

 

Does that mean pressure from local Muslims?  What next… head coverings, no music lessons, no morning assemblies etc?

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 I think it may be more to pacify the massive mouthpieces of the trans community, myself.

I see stores now that don't have girls wear and boys wear... they label it all childrens wear. My local M&S recently had women's summer clothes on a male mannequin, and I have to say, it looked bloody ridiculous.

 

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 Absolutely!  Trying to brain wash us, well.it won't work!

Syl wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:

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‘promote equality and inclusivity'.

 

Does that mean pressure from local Muslims?  What next… head coverings, no music lessons, no morning assemblies etc?

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 I think it may be more to pacify the massive mouthpieces of the trans community, myself.

I see stores now that don't have girls wear and boys wear... they label it all childrens wear. My local M&S recently had women's summer clothes on a male mannequin, and I have to say, it looked bloody ridiculous.

 

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 I can see ftm finding wearing trousers “validating“ but mtf? - they seem to be into that schoolgirl look.