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Mother = Birthing parent! Breast feeding = Chest feeding! For gawds sake how far are we expected to go to accommodate these people?
Mother = Birthing parent! Breast feeding = Chest feeding! For gawds sake how far are we expected to go to accommodate these people?
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Not true. They not only have equal healthcare- and often more- you can get a sex reassignment on the NHS... they also *as I've personally pointed out, several times now ☆ get extra unnecessary and impossible treatment, to save feeling.
This is not about focusing on medical care, only women have babies (would you disagree with that?). But they are getting treatments that they literally don't need.
This is not about focusing on medical care, only women have babies (would you disagree with that?). But they are getting treatments that they literally don't need.
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Thank you, Jim, that was very helpful. As I suspected, Piers Morgan is completely misrepresenting the situation and TTT has fallen for it, as have many others, it seems, who would prefer to guess at a policy rather than actually read it.
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The guidance below is for the production of documents, protocols and communications. It should also be used when discussing pregnancy, birth and parenting at a population level (for example, at meetings, study days or antenatal parent education).
Please note that these language changes do not apply when discussing or caring for individuals in a one-on-one capacity where language and documentation should reflect the gender identity of the individual. When caring for cis women it is good practice to use terminology that is meaningful and appropriate to the individual; this may include terms such as woman, mother or breastfeeding.
Thank you, Jim, that was very helpful. As I suspected, Piers Morgan is completely misrepresenting the situation and TTT has fallen for it, as have many others, it seems, who would prefer to guess at a policy rather than actually read it.
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The guidance below is for the production of documents, protocols and communications. It should also be used when discussing pregnancy, birth and parenting at a population level (for example, at meetings, study days or antenatal parent education).
Please note that these language changes do not apply when discussing or caring for individuals in a one-on-one capacity where language and documentation should reflect the gender identity of the individual. When caring for cis women it is good practice to use terminology that is meaningful and appropriate to the individual; this may include terms such as woman, mother or breastfeeding.
Jim: // Who knows? But, more to the point, why does it matter? Their body, their choice. //
Because it's illogical Captain.
As to rights, no I will not stand up for a group which seeks to trample on the hard-won rights of another group to achieve its aims. Why do their 'rights' trump mine and those of all women?
Because it's illogical Captain.
As to rights, no I will not stand up for a group which seeks to trample on the hard-won rights of another group to achieve its aims. Why do their 'rights' trump mine and those of all women?
Mozz, because nobody's does. Gender is a set of stereotypes. And the vast majority of people don't want or need to be labelled. Nowadays, you get male cooks and female mechanics. It's perfectly acceptable.
Nobody can honestly say their sex is not the same as their gender. Unless you wish to go back to the old-fashioned stereotypes, we have come a long way to get out of?
Nobody can honestly say their sex is not the same as their gender. Unless you wish to go back to the old-fashioned stereotypes, we have come a long way to get out of?
