All the documents from the review in one place 👇

Here are some claims that are simultaneously true, but that people maddeningly refuse to simultaneously acknowledge: 1. The knowledge and culture industries are highly unrepresentative of the societies they serve, and remained so throughout the "Great Awokening" (I wrote a book

Allow me to add a little context. The maximum capacity that the Crown Courts can sit is 130,000 days a year. The government is - for reasons of money - forcing courts to close on 19,000 days per year. At a time when the backlog is so bad, the govt wants to remove jury trial.

Yesterday, during committee stage of the Crime and Policing Bill, I supported some sensible amendments to ensure that when sex offenders change their name via Deed Poll or using a gender recognition certificate, their name remains clear on the Sex Offenders Register. I told the

It's very easy to say people can complain about men's behaviour that makes them uncomfortable - but a victim can very quickly be framed as a perpetrator. https://t.co/4ZLK8Wa03o

@SeeninHR @ProfAliceS Note however (in case anyone else is thinking of doing this) the person to complain to is the President of Employment Tribunals (Scotland). Follow this link and click on the bottom bullet point for details

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1/3 In my latest for @timeshighered, I argue that without the complaints scheme universities will continue to disregard their HEFSA duties with impunity. There is no justice without access to justice. It is time for the government to finish the job.

Hampstead women’s pond sued over transgender access. https://t.co/cQMpv8Zoi6

.@ProfAliceS professor of sociology at @UCLSocRes wrote to the Judicial Office to warn: “The judge appears to have either misinterpreted the evidence or missed the point.” @simon_telegraph for @Telegraph on the errors in the Sandie Peggie judgment ⬇️

All of the publications from the Sullivan Review of data, statistics and research on sex and gender are available do download here 👇 https://t.co/yNyhzGtY3X

Thank you @PreetKGillMP for asking when @Sullivan_Review recommendation that the stable category of sex should be the default rather than ephemeral ‘gender’ will be implemented. Is whole of government & @ONS ‘working at a 🐌 pace on it? 😏

I have written to the Judicial Office for Scotland in relation to errors in the interpretation of evidence in the Sandie Peggie case. To: Judicial Office for Scotland judicialcomplaints@scotcourts.gov.uk Dear Sir/Madam, I write in relation to the Judgment in the case of Peggie

My report on Barriers to Research on Sex and Gender covers some of the background which I hope the journalist will consider.

This is the same Natacha Kennedy. https://t.co/CPoibpPMYJ

This is an unbalanced piece from @timeshighered It doesn't mention that universities typically have predominantly 'gender neutral' toilet provision. And Natacha Kennedy is quoted extensively without any mention of some important history. https://t.co/wDTjJBpDoG

Another important find from the Sandie Peggie judgment. Kemp misread the Swedish study & deduced that transwomen did not pose an increased risk of committing violent crime than women - in fact the comparator was other MEN. This is shocking.

One striking but under-appreciated aspect of global heterogeneity is that only Western Europeans danced in romantic pairs, and this goes right back to the 1400s. Other societies danced more communally, gender segregated, or in age sets.

Here we go! #LiteraryAdventCalendar Day 1, and it's one of my all-time favourites: journalist Lynn Barber attempts to interview Margaret, Duchess of Argyll, (ultra posh, with a scandalous past) about her book on dinner parties.

Best book Routledge published...

@ProfAliceS @selina_todd @FondOfBeetles @SwipeWright @Docstockk @sophiescott @janeclarejones @kathmurray1 @lnmackenzie1 @calliehburt @LisaLittman1 @cathydevine56 @JoPhoenix1 You could also request this brilliant book from your local library (as I did from East Sussex Libraries when it was published) and if it is not in stock they will buy it for you.