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But in what way? there's a major logical fallacy to this, because on the one hand we say we want to be inclusive, and the premise of inclusivity is that there are differences between us. why then are we so unwilling to acknowledge those differences? in some ways it seems to me like saying "i'm colour blind". you know, and "everyone's grey". there's something about this impulse on the left to wish away difference because difference is the basis of oppression. but i find it actually quite patronising to minority groups. you know, i, i'm of course deeply, and i have always been in fact, deeply su...

Like saying "i'm colour blind". you know, and "everyone's grey". there's something about this impulse on the left to wish away difference because difference is the basis of oppression. but i find it actually quite patronising to minority groups. you know, i, i'm of course deeply, and i have always been in fact, deeply supportive of difference in general. and so when it comes to transgender people iam, for example, deeply supportive of gender affirming care. so if there are countries where trans people want to transition and are being deprived of their healthcare, i think that'sjust, i think th...

That a bit more? i don't know that there is. even being asked this question. why am i being asked this question? what is it about trans women are trans women are offensive. there is a sense that they are being excluded from womanhood and being othered. but in what way? there's a major logical fallacy to this, because on the one hand we say we want to be inclusive and the premise of inclusivity is that there are differences between us. why then are we so unwilling to acknowledge those differences? it seems to me like saying i'm colour blind. everyone's grey. you know, there is something about t...

She reunited with her ukulele during the pandemic last year and the coming together has resulted in Not A Dream, her debut single in English

'Notting Hill' star Tony Armatrading has died at the age of 59. The actor – the younger brother of singer Joan Armatrading – passed away on Monday (10.05.21) after a battle with cancer and his friend Tim Bentinck broke the news on social media. Tim wrote on Twitter: "Very sad news. My dearest friend Tony Armatrading died of cancer an hour ago. "I had the privilege of being his best man, and loved him dearly. "He was a wonderful actor, and a true friend." Tony began his career in theatre and originally worked behind the scenes as a member of the stage crew at the Birmingham Rep. He l...