© Repliedto x NORMIE x How do they get thrown out of toilets? I've never seen that happen, it sounds awful. Is it a workplace thing? Shouldn't we strive for safe spaces forever? I don't know much about Rowling. I object to the word cis, I find it offensive. I will not use a term for someone if they find it offensive & I would appreciate the same respect.

© Replied to HarriettMB I don't know enough but it does seem that women are not allowed to question any of the changes trans people demand & if they do they must be labelled as not wanting trans people to exist. That sounds extreme. Surely there can be more than one pov without trans peopledemonising every person who has concerns or asks questions. Is there no way to support both women & trans women without previous women's rights being changed with no questions permitted?

© Repliedto x NORMIE x How do they get thrown out of toilets? I've never seen that happen, it sounds awful. Is it a workplace thing? Shouldn't we strive for safe spaces forever? I don't know much about Rowling. I object to the word cis, I find it offensive. I will not use a term for someone if they find it offensive & I would appreciate the same respect.

© Replied to HarriettMB I don't know enough but it does seem that women are not allowed to question any of the changes trans people demand & if they do they must be labelled as not wanting trans people to exist. That sounds extreme. Surely there can be more than one pov without trans peopledemonising every person who has concerns or asks questions. Is there no way to support both women & trans women without previous women's rights being changed with no questions permitted?

From the linked article photo of complainant and the text Woman thrown out of Hobbycraft over complaint about ‘no Terfs’ badge Gender-critical feminist Rebekah Chapman says she was asked to leave after challenging a member of staff wearing a ‘no Terfs, no Tories’ badge David Leask Tuesday October 28 2025, 6.12pm GMT, The Times Rebekah Chapman, a gender-critical feminist, smiling at the camera while wearing blue denim overalls and a striped shirt. Rebekah Chapman said that the badge was “very visible” and could be read as discriminating against people with her views A High Street chain has launched an investigation after a gender-critical feminist was allegedly thrown out of a shop for challenging a staff member wearing a “no Terfs, no Tories” badge on her uniform. Rebekah Chapman says she was asked to leave a branch of Hobbycraft in Dundee when she objected to the button, a small pink love heart pinned to the worker’s apron.