Wrong token

What kind of difference though?

The Crown Prosecution Service seems like a branch of government that should be particularly unpolitical. Sophie Cook is a man who identifies as a woman.

That sounds benign, but male trans activists tend to have a particular idea of EDI – equality, diversity, inclusion – that is very far from unpolitical…or uncontroversial or uninsulting to women. In other words I think putting a man who calls himself a woman in charge of helping to embed EDI at the Crown Prosecution Service is a punch in the face to women.

Women aren’t included yet. Women don’t have equality yet. Why put a man in this job rather than a woman? Why, especially, put a man who pretends to be a woman in this job? It’s a double insult – passing over women in the usual way, and then giving the job to a pretend-woman who is in thrall to an ideology that treats women like a costume? Why not give the job to, say, Allison Bailey instead?

Updating to add what I didn’t notice – he has replies turned off. Yay, Speak Out Champion, helping with incloosion and diversitee, and doesn’t want to hear from the peasantry.

Comments

3 responses to “Wrong token”

  1. Your Name's not Bruce? Avatar
    Your Name’s not Bruce?

    Why not give the job to, say, Allison Bailey instead?

    Ouch! You sound like one of them troublemakers.

  2. maddog1129 Avatar

    improving confidence amongst staff in being able to speak openly about their experiences

    No comments? So, not “improving,” but destroying anyone’s confidence to speak openly about their experiences?