In response to the school shooting in Nashville on March 27th by a trans identified female, trans activists planned a “Day of Rage” at the Supreme Court on April 1st. To say the idea was tone deaf is an understatement. Fortunately, they cancelled it.

After reading the recently published book by Hannah Barnes, Time to Think: The Inside Story of the Collapse of the Tavistock’s Gender Service for Children, our US Correspondent laments the fact that while several European countries are now urging caution in the treatment of children and teens with gender dysphoria, America remains divided, largely along...

Amending the Gender Recognition Act 2015 to Protect Women Following the chaos surrounding Scotland’s Gender Recognition Reform Bill, which ultimately contributed to the resignation of Nicola Sturgeon, is it time for an Irish Gender Recognition Reform Bill – a bill which aims to amend the Gender Recognition Act 2015 to offer more protection for...

Despite clear evidence on the physical differences between males and females, the LGFA have opted to centre males in their new Transgender Policy. This is a huge betrayal of their grass roots players and management. Furthermore, the policy gives no guidance to clubs on handling the complexities of this area.

In Part II of “Letters from the Front: US Edition”, our US correspondent writes about the recent public outcry over restricting school children’s access to books such...

In our new series, “Letters from the Front”, we will be bringing you the perspectives of GC feminists from various locations around the world where gender ideology has taken hold.  First in our series is “Letters from the Front, USA Edition”. Our US contributor, who goes by the alias “Katie Sharp”, describes the minefield of...

This is the third and final part of our series examining TENI’s policies, practices and governance. Since the publication of the first two articles in the series, Sara Phillips has stepped down as Chair of TENI. This article focuses on the impact of Phillip’s trans activism while at TENI and the negative impact these policies...

With Islam’s strict rules on modesty and segregation of the sexes, single-sex spaces matter to Muslim women. If Muslim women no longer have a private, female-only space, they will be forced to self-exclude from sports, public changing rooms and toilets, and even domestic violence shelters.