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Single—sex spaces, such as changing rooms. 35% said they should be able to do so only if they'd legally changed sex and had gender reassignment surgery. 28% said this should be allowed even if they had not had surgery. for some people, this is a fundamental and polarising issue, with protests on both sides. we believe these proposals to bring in self—identification will mean - that we will not be able to confront any male that is in _ within our changing rooms. we might actually be breaking the law, be perceived - as being transphobic, - by questioning why a male was there as they willjust...

Were actually russian is the main language. questions of families, it is quite normal but when we speak about the self identification of a person who lives in ukraine and this person creates lyrics for songs, language, ukrainian language, it is an instrument and a weapon at the same time. ., ., the instrument and a weapon at the same time— the right - time. fighting for what? the right to be yourself— time. fighting for what? the right to be yourself and _ time. fighting for what? the right to be yourself and your _ time. fighting for what? the right to be yourself and your own - time. fig...

From two years to six months. 37% supported it, and a slight majority opposed reducing the legal age a person can transition from 18 to 16 whilejust under a third were in favour. the survey also suggests more support than opposition for transgender people to access single—sex spaces, such as changing rooms. 35% said they should be able to do so only if they'd legally changed sex and had gender reassignment surgery. 28% said this should be allowed even if they had not had surgery. for some people, this is a fundamental and polarising issue with protests on both sides. we believe these proposa...

Single—sex spaces, such as changing rooms. 35% said they should be able to do so only if they'd legally changed sex and had gender reassignment surgery. 28% said this should be allowed even if they had not had surgery. for some people, this is a fundamental and polarising issue, with protests on both sides. we believe these proposals to bring in self—identification will mean - that we will not be able to confront any male that is in _ within our changing rooms. we might actually be breaking the law, be perceived - as being transphobic, - by questioning why a male was there as they willjust...

St. Joan of Arc didn't have a passport (or even a last name), but she knew who she really was -- an assurance needed more than ever amid so many modern labels for the human person, writes Gina Christian.