Quakers reaffirm commitment to exclusion of women

Quakers proudly announce they’re forcing women to share their facilities with men.

Under the arrangements confirmed by trustees, toilet facilities labelled with a ‘female’ sign remain available to cisgender women, trans women, and others for whom those facilities best align with their lived experience.

Similarly, facilities labelled with a ‘male’ sign remain available to cisgender men, trans men, and others for whom those facilities best align with their lived experience.

By which it does not mean facilities for trans people, but facilities for non-trans people who will be forced to share them with people of the other sex.

The statement sets out principles that inform the approach to toilets on Quakers in Britain’s premises.

These include respecting the dignity and lived experience of every person, ensuring compliance with the Equality Act, protecting disabled people’s access to accessible facilities, and maintaining robust approaches to tackling harassment or discrimination.

The policy also states that Quakers will not require trans, non-binary or intersex people to disclose or prove their status in circumstances where such evidence is not demanded of others.

Under the arrangements confirmed by trustees, toilet facilities labelled with a ‘female’ sign remain available to cisgender women, trans women, and others for whom those facilities best align with their lived experience.

In other words they’re mixed toilet facilities whether you bitches like it or not, so there, bitches.