So many people buried their heads in the sand this week saying that NHS segregation of trans people was "for their safety". But even internal NHS assessments say it will cause direct harm. Sex is not binary and trans people need respectful care based on actual physiology, not anti-trans slogans.

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"An NHS England impact assessment, [...] stated that trans people may also potentially experience discrimination and this could lead to them “avoiding accessing healthcare at all”" "NHS England declined to comment" "Yes our impact assessment says this is bad but we aren't going to talk about it"?

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Every Labour representative, official, member, and supporter should be made to explain why they think it's acceptable to endorse a party that does this.

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It was never extreme for trans people to want to be treated like human beings in whatever spaces we entered. It did not go too far, and no amount of historical revisionism will make the simple request for equal access to safety in public spaces unreasonable.

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I'm saying this not to minimise the horror, but as someone who's had too many serious hospital emergencies in my life/with loved ones: you're always better for having a plan. Whatever you can do to regain even a fraction of control matters. We do not give them the satisfaction of our surrender.

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