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Old 20-12-2021, 04:58 PM #7
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I just came across this actually. Interesting how mens health is still very much centering Men but Womens health is not allowed say the word Women (the very thing JK Rowling was cancelled for)

Male socialisation - men feel entitled to force themselves into the category of "woman", and/or have it so the word woman has no meaning, while trans-identified women don't have the same entitlement when it comes to male terms
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