It doesn’t stand up to empirical evidence

The rise in pseudo-science is it? Concerned about that are you? All of it are you?

But Humanists UK apparently has no problem with the pseudo-science of magic gender.

In the first in a series of posts from LGBT Humanists where guest authors offer humanist perspectives on issues faced by the LGBT community in the UK, LGBT Humanists Campaigns Officer Kristína Zaťková marks Transgender Day of Visibility (31 March) by looking at the persistent attacks on trans people – from media rhetoric to bullying in schools to hate crime. The series of posts will continue with Lesbian Visibility Day (26 April), Celebrate Bisexuality Day (23 September), and National Coming Out Day (11 October).

Interesting that “trans people” were first in line, and that the foundational belief that people can change sex is…cough…pseudo-science.

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