A B’Old Woman
Katrina BiggsNot being quiet about gender ideology, or anything else I want to comment on. I didn't get older for nothing.
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Woke scientists and academics really shouldn’t write articles that show how much their brains have been broken by gender ideology.
An opinion piece appeared in Newsroom in early July this year, titled Marcroft’s sex definition bill fails basic science¹. The title refers to NZ First MP Jenny Marcroft’s bill to define women and men in legislation. The piece claims that t...
Courts of New Zealand instructs Counsel to use preferred pronouns in the courtroom.
In what appears to be a backwards move, the Courts of New Zealand have issued guidelines which advise counsel – i.e. lawyers who fight a case for a client - to use preferred pronouns for clients and witnesses in the courtroom. Instead of be...
For the first time ever, a women’s suffrage flag will fly at NZ Parliament!
Success! After a year of me (metaphorically) tussling with the Speaker of the House, and lawyering-up to get a women’s suffrage flag flown at NZ Parliament, the Speaker has recently granted permission for this. The flag will be hoisted for...
What part has replacing ‘sex’ with ‘gender identity’ in the NZ cervical screening register played in women missing out on being screened?
Some dire failures have been occurring with New Zealand’s cervical cancer screening programme for women. Two recent accounts which have brought this to our attention are an opinion piece (paywalled) in the Sunday Star Times by journo Andrea...
Nearly one man a day has changed the sex marker on his birth certificate in NZ since June 2023.
In June 2023, the New Zealand birth certificate basically became a vanity document. That’s when the law which allowed anyone to change their sex marker on it to a fictitious ‘gender’ came into effect. Although same-sex couples could be reco...
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Currently writing and making waves around gender ideology in New Zealand. I'm not going to be quiet while it wrecks women's and children's rights and protections. I didn't get older for nothing.
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