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Helen Joyce



Average rating: 2.89 · 27 ratings · 4 reviews · 13 distinct works
Inexplicably Single

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Gültig für eine einmalige R...

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Superconductivity - Unabrid...

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Words For Living

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A Rage in Chicago

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Trans: When Ideology Meets ...

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Words at Work

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Fakten über Transgender: Wa...

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“One consequence of opening women's spaces to males is to recast two common male sex crimes as rights. Exhibitionism - non-consensually displaying one's genitals - is so common that many women will tell you that the first time they saw a penis was when a stranger flashed them. Voyeurism - non-consensually viewing someone in a state of undress - is known to be a precursor to contact sex crimes. Entering a changing room constitutes consent to see and be seen by the other occupants while undressed. Women grant that consent on the basis that those occupants will be female; gender self-identification removes that basis while denying that it does so. It therefore turns facilities intended for women into places where males can commit exhibitionism and voyeurism with impunity.”
― Helen Joyce, Trans: When Ideology Meets Reality

“The girls are often misrepresented as seeking to get transgender athletes banned, whereas in fact all they want is that everyone competes in their own sex class. ‘In sports it’s your body that’s competing, not your mind,’ says Soule.”
― Helen Joyce, Trans: When Ideology Meets Reality

“It is impossible to avoid the conclusion that trans-inclusive language is inclusive in one direction only. It aims at removing all obstacles to using the words 'woman' and 'female' for any male who wants them, without requiring any special accommodation for females who wish to identify into maleness or manhood.”
― Helen Joyce, Trans: When Ideology Meets Reality



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