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In a recent scholarly proclamation, gender expert Helen Clarke is hurling accusations of wicked racism at the notion of prohibiting biological males from invading women’s showers. That’s right, folks, according to Helen, wanting ladies to have their own space away from male prying eyes is not just old-fashioned common sense, it’s apparently a sign of white supremacy. No joke, in the upside-down world of gender studies, protecting women’s privacy is now equated with the KKK. Can you believe it?
Give Racism the Shaft: Expert Says Banning Biological Males From Women's Showers Is White Supremacyhttps://t.co/M7PtfnqU5s
— RedState (@RedState) March 17, 2024
Helen’s analysis seems to suggest that if you’re a woman who values safety and comfort in female-only spaces, you’re not just being sexist, you’re being racist too. It’s as if she thinks women should just accept any male, regardless of their intentions or identity, into their most intimate spaces without question. Nonsense!
Furthermore, the so-called gender-critical feminists who voice concerns about predatory men pretending to be women in order to gain access to vulnerable spaces are being painted as the villains in this twisted narrative. Apparently, according to Helen, it’s not about protecting women at all, but rather about excluding trans women to uphold some archaic idea of cisgender purity. What a load of baloney!
And if you thought this couldn’t get any more absurd, enter the LGB Alliance, a group that Helen accuses of reinforcing harmful ideas and hindering progress towards LGBTQ+ equality. It’s as if she’s suggesting that wanting to maintain boundaries based on biological realities is not just regressive, but also oppressive. Give us a break!
Ultimately, it seems like the woke agenda is so intent on pushing its narrative that it’s willing to brand anyone who dares to uphold basic distinctions between male and female as a white supremacist. It’s a sad day when protecting women’s privacy and safety is equated with racism. Let’s hope common sense prevails and society doesn’t succumb to such ludicrous accusations. Stay strong, ladies, your right to privacy is worth fighting for!
