Episode 18: Gender and Big Law Part 2

Kit Kowalski and Edie Wyatt talk about the world of sex and gender from a gender-critical perspective, not just the culture war, but law, policy, activism, feminism and all the nonsense.

Kit Kowalski

Dollhouse with Kit & Edie

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Edie Wyatt

Jul 16, 2023

Welcome to the Dollhouse Episode 18: Gender and Big Law Part 2 with Kit Kowalski and Edie Wyatt. We delve into that document and what it it means for us in Australia.

Gender & Big Law

Check out our episode from last week - Gender and Big Law #1

Download the ‘Dentons Document’ - Only Adults? Good Practices for Legal Gender Recognition For Youth.

ACON’s AWEI and the role of the platinum project

Every year, Platinum AWEI performers contribute to the body of knowledge of how to promote gender identity beliefs. Here’s one from Macquarie Bank.

You think this has nothing to do with you

Use case studies

Real narratives & Fictional narratives

ABC promotes the real lives of children who are being medicalised - Being Me, About a Girl, Not A Boy Not A Girl, A Balancing Act

ABC also promotes the fictional narratives of trans-identified children - First Day, Butterfly

Get ahead of the narrative

Or have the ABC do it for you.

Avoid excessive press coverage

Smear and cancel interested journalists

Julie Szego -
Szego Unplugged
Bernard Lane (APC complaint) -
Gender Clinic News
Trans activist, Aram Hosie, sits on the Australian Press Council

Carpe diem & beware of compromise

We won’t lose - though it may take some time to win. Edie mentions the campaign against the Contagious Diseases Act - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Josephine_Butler

Resistance - Tying Women to ‘The Right’

Dentons uses dehumanising language - ‘TERF’ - to describe women who object. They do not seek to understand the resistance, but attempt to tie women and the ‘far right’ together.

UK

The NGOs observed that many mainstream and right-wing media outlets have given platforms to the voices of trans exclusionary radical feminists (“TERFs”), a term coined by a journalist at the Guardian, a national newspaper. These voices normally come from women’s groups who express concern over streamlining the process for legal gender recognition. Their concerns largely include female prisoners and female public toilets.
The UK has been unable to avoid excessive coverage in the media. The NGOs observed that this has meant much of the debate has been confused and does not actually discuss the point at issue, being legal gender recognition, but rather intertwines it with discussions regarding medical surgeries. This is something which the NGOs in the UK are trying to counter-act, as they recognise it as a good practice for advocating trans rights. — Only Adults?

Pesky Norwegian Lesbians

This has coincided with a rise in right-wing movements, as well as opposition from within the LGBTI community, with a lesbian movement which believes that women’s rights would be negatively affected by the introduction of a third gender. — Only Adults?

Dentons internal TQ propaganda

Dentons positions major corporations - Disney, Google, Expedia and Microsoft - as the keepers of our moral compass.

“Pretty lady“ Rachel Clark is the VP of cyber security, holder of multiple degrees, ex-military and overall a delicate flower. He tells women that “allyship should be uncomfortable”.

Trans Murder Monitoring shows 77 transgender people murdered in Brazil last year - https://transrespect.org/en/map/trans-murder-monitoring/

Race Class Narrative by ASO Communications
Transgender Youth and the Freedom to Be Ourselves by Lake Research Partners

What is a conspiracy?

A conspiracy is not a single villain in his basement stroking his cat and calling the shots. It’s a lot of people who set temporarily aside their ethics, who turn a blind eye or fail to think deeply about their choices.

“Follow the money” means that you need to understand how self-sustaining markets are being created that create profit for promoting gender identity beliefs.