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Resistance See other Resistance Articles Title: If forced by law to call a biological male a woman, female British politician says 'you might as well arrest me now,' threatens to leave the Labour Party A British member of Parliament who has faced intense criticism over her refusal to disassociate biological sex from gender doubled down last week, reiterating that she will not refer to 60-year-old comedian Eddie Izzard as a woman even if it means imprisonment. What are the details? On Friday, Rosie Duffield, a Labour member of Parliament for Canterbury, England, attended the annual LGB Alliance conference in London. The LGB Alliance, which seeks to help the "Ls," the "Bs," and the "Gs," but is not so much interested in the "Ts," affirms that "biological sex is binary, female and male, and that (for the vast majority of people) sex is determined at conception, observed at birth (or in utero), and recorded." Post Comment Private Reply Ignore Thread Top Page Up Full Thread Page Down Bottom/Latest Begin Trace Mode for Comment # 1.
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