involved a judge who did not recognize the overall and over arching reality that women are biologically women. this guy is not transgender. so if the national sorority said we re going to allow transgendering, he only identified. we already know what he looked like when they undressed that he has not transgendered. therefore, the decision and the question before the court should then be more narrow. can a guy who identifies as a woman be in that sorority? and that would have been an absolute win for the local. i don t know who your lawyer was, but you should have fine tuned the question. piers, let me add this. wrexham won. are they the best club team in england? shouldn t be for men to debate. what i hate about this debate is women are being silenced over this. they re being shamed and
conversation is unacceptable and immoral and harmful and that is what you are seeing, parents are reinserting themselves into every imaginable dialogue, especially one where this bell cannot be unrung. harris: and having interviewed parents of those where clubs were going on in elementary school. one mom said i had no idea my mom was attending a club about transgendering, the kids were told you don t have to tell your parents. one talked and parents found out. emily: it is unacceptable, especially in realm that has life altering consequences. that is why notwithstanding those this is a serious medical condition, you need to err on the side of generosity to account for fickle nature of that time period in every