JK Rowling apparently believes a Y Chromosome means you cannot be a woman.

Except, there have been cases of cisgender women with Y chromosomes who not only are phenotypically female, they've given birth.

Whoops.

The UK conservative press is going after me for helping to discredit the Cass Review. I'm right on target. They know the review disregarded most of the evidence and was influenced by anti trans group SEGM.

I stand by what I said.

Did the main “expert” who conducted the reviews used in the Cass Review actually lobby against a conversion therapy ban including transgender people alongside one of the original founders of GET, a type of conversion therapy?

More just keeps coming out.

Tilly Langton, editor of the systematic review - who designed the methodology used to decide which studies were considered, which were not, & how National Protocols on Trans health were rated... lobbied Kemi Badenoch against Trans youth being covered by a Conversion Therapy Ban.

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott: 'We want to end' trans and gender nonconforming teachers advocate.com/news/greg-abbo…

The Cass Review switched study review methodologies midway through with no explanation. The main difference being the original methodology discouraged excluding 'low quality' studies.

This whole review was gamed throughout.

The Cass Review used a reddit survey from an undergraduate but rejected academic studies that spoke to trans people

I haven't read the pre-trial registration, so usual caveats apply, but if this is accurate this is smoking gun territory for the Cass Review's methodology.

Wild to see a BBC “fact check” edited and run by people who literally like and retweet “Transgender Trend” and other anti-trans hate content.

A reminder that just because a BBC side program says it has fact checked something doesn’t make it accurate.

Wild to see a BBC “fact check” edited and run by people who literally like and retweet “Transgender Trend” and other anti-trans hate content.

A reminder that just because a BBC side program says it has fact checked something doesn’t make it accurate.

So the Cass Review used a Reddit survey from an undergraduate author but disregarded so much research supporting transgender people as not high enough quality?

Unreal.