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The gender debate has gotten so out of hand that it feels like Scotland has forgotten women entirely. The public conversation has been so warped by this red herring that I have given up hope that the country will ever protect us. It seems like a deliberate distraction to shift the focus away from the systemic mistreatment and abuse of women. All they have done is build trans people up as a straw man, muddy the media waters, and allow men to continue to abuse women. And part of the reason that this gender definition war has gained so much traction is because it has allowed men to feel comfortable participating in a "women's rights" issue. Men can join in and claim they are soldiers for the rights of women, staunch feminists, et cetera. Because it is not really about women anymore, it's a debate about identity politics. Women's rights through this lens are no longer about men's behaviour. It is no longer about gender-based violence, coercive control, abuse, sexual assault, or rape. It's now a philosophical argument about gender. And it's convenient. The gender debate has taken men's accountability off the table. The only women's rights issues that get attention are the ones men allow to be noticed. The fight that matters to me is the one that protects women and ensures they don't end up immolated or strangled by men in their lives.
The gender debate has gotten so out of hand that it feels like Scotland has forgotten women entirely. The public conversation has been so warped by this red herring that I have given up hope that the country will ever protect us. It seems like a deliberate distraction to shift the focus away from the systemic mistreatment and abuse of women. All they have done is build trans people up as a straw man, muddy the media waters, and allow men to continue to abuse women. And part of the reason that this gender definition war has gained so much traction is because it has allowed men to feel comfortable participating in a "women's rights" issue. Men can join in and claim they are soldiers for the rights of women, staunch feminists, et cetera. Because it is not really about women anymore, it's a debate about identity politics. Women's rights through this lens are no longer about men's behaviour. It is no longer about gender-based violence, coercive control, abuse, sexual assault, or rape. It's now a philosophical argument about gender. And it's convenient. The gender debate has taken men's accountability off the table. The only women's rights issues that get attention are the ones men allow to be noticed. The fight that matters to me is the one that protects women and ensures they don't end up immolated or strangled by men in their lives.
The gender debate has gotten so out of hand that it feels like Scotland has forgotten women entirely. The public conversation has been so warped by this red herring that I have given up hope that the country will ever protect us. It seems like a deliberate distraction to shift the focus away from the systemic mistreatment and abuse of women. All they have done is build trans people up as a straw man, muddy the media waters, and allow men to continue to abuse women. And part of the reason that this gender definition war has gained so much traction is because it has allowed men to feel comfortable participating in a "women's rights" issue. Men can join in and claim they are soldiers for the rights of women, staunch feminists, et cetera. Because it is not really about women anymore, it's a debate about identity politics. Women's rights through this lens are no longer about men's behaviour. It is no longer about gender-based violence, coercive control, abuse, sexual assault, or rape. It's now a philosophical argument about gender. And it's convenient. The gender debate has taken men's accountability off the table. The only women's rights issues that get attention are the ones men allow to be noticed. The fight that matters to me is the one that protects women and ensures they don't end up immolated or strangled by men in their lives.
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The gender debate has gotten so out of hand that it feels like Scotland has forgotten women entirely. The public conversation has been so warped by this red herring that I have given up hope that the country will ever protect us. It seems like a deliberate distraction to shift the focus away from the systemic mistreatment and abuse of women. All they have done is build trans people up as a straw man, muddy the media waters, and allow men to continue to abuse women. And part of the reason that this gender definition war has gained so much traction is because it has allowed men to feel comfortable participating in a "women's rights" issue. Men can join in and claim they are soldiers for the rights of women, staunch feminists, et cetera. Because it is not really about women anymore, it's a debate about identity politics. Women's rights through this lens are no longer about men's behaviour. It is no longer about gender-based violence, coercive control, abuse, sexual assault, or rape. It's now a philosophical argument about gender. And it's convenient. The gender debate has taken men's accountability off the table. The only women's rights issues that get attention are the ones men allow to be noticed. The fight that matters to me is the one that protects women and ensures they don't end up immolated or strangled by men in their lives.
The gender debate has gotten so out of hand that it feels like Scotland has forgotten women entirely. The public conversation has been so warped by this red herring that I have given up hope that the country will ever protect us. It seems like a deliberate distraction to shift the focus away from the systemic mistreatment and abuse of women. All they have done is build trans people up as a straw man, muddy the media waters, and allow men to continue to abuse women. And part of the reason that this gender definition war has gained so much traction is because it has allowed men to feel comfortable participating in a "women's rights" issue. Men can join in and claim they are soldiers for the rights of women, staunch feminists, et cetera. Because it is not really about women anymore, it's a debate about identity politics. Women's rights through this lens are no longer about men's behaviour. It is no longer about gender-based violence, coercive control, abuse, sexual assault, or rape. It's now a philosophical argument about gender. And it's convenient. The gender debate has taken men's accountability off the table. The only women's rights issues that get attention are the ones men allow to be noticed. The fight that matters to me is the one that protects women and ensures they don't end up immolated or strangled by men in their lives.
The gender debate has gotten so out of hand that it feels like Scotland has forgotten women entirely. The public conversation has been so warped by this red herring that I have given up hope that the country will ever protect us. It seems like a deliberate distraction to shift the focus away from the systemic mistreatment and abuse of women. All they have done is build trans people up as a straw man, muddy the media waters, and allow men to continue to abuse women. And part of the reason that this gender definition war has gained so much traction is because it has allowed men to feel comfortable participating in a "women's rights" issue. Men can join in and claim they are soldiers for the rights of women, staunch feminists, et cetera. Because it is not really about women anymore, it's a debate about identity politics. Women's rights through this lens are no longer about men's behaviour. It is no longer about gender-based violence, coercive control, abuse, sexual assault, or rape. It's now a philosophical argument about gender. And it's convenient. The gender debate has taken men's accountability off the table. The only women's rights issues that get attention are the ones men allow to be noticed. The fight that matters to me is the one that protects women and ensures they don't end up immolated or strangled by men in their lives.
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Cycling UK’s exclusion of trans women from award prompts winners to withdraw in protest The cycling charity’s 100 Women in Cycling prize doesn’t include trans women, following legal advice, which has led to a backlash from the winners  By Stan Portus Published: November 6, 2025 at 10:03 am Several winners of Cycling UK’s 100 Women in Cycling prize have declined their nominations following the charity’s decision to exclude trans women and non-binary people from the award. 
Cycling UK’s exclusion of trans women from award prompts winners to withdraw in protest The cycling charity’s 100 Women in Cycling prize doesn’t include trans women, following legal advice, which has led to a backlash from the winners  By Stan Portus Published: November 6, 2025 at 10:03 am Several winners of Cycling UK’s 100 Women in Cycling prize have declined their nominations following the charity’s decision to exclude trans women and non-binary people from the award. 
Cycling UK’s exclusion of trans women from award prompts winners to withdraw in protest The cycling charity’s 100 Women in Cycling prize doesn’t include trans women, following legal advice, which has led to a backlash from the winners  By Stan Portus Published: November 6, 2025 at 10:03 am Several winners of Cycling UK’s 100 Women in Cycling prize have declined their nominations following the charity’s decision to exclude trans women and non-binary people from the award. 
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