to change the culture within them.
“As a result, an atmosphere of fear has been created making people scared to speak out against or even discuss issues surrounding gender,” she says. “Bad decisions have been made by management because they have erroneously assumed these highly vocal activists represent far greater numbers than they do.”
Yet she still insists on recording gender identity:
“Sex and gender identity are distinct characteristics and are not interchangeable,” has always been her message. “But unfortunately people in a great many organisations don’t understand data collection as a discipline and have been taking advice from other people who don’t understand it either; the result is a mess. We need – we have a responsibility – to record both sex and gender identity.”
But why? The whole notion of gender identity is deluded – it's not a thing: it's a creature invented by trans activists. And including questions about gender identity will surely only add to the confusion, and replicate the disaster of the ONS survey where people not understanding what they were being asked led to the absurd "finding" that there more trans people in areas of high immigrant population. Everyone knows their sex – even if some try to deny or obfuscate – but only people versed in gender ideology have any idea what "gender identity" is supposed to mean.
Ah well. It's a big step forward anyway…
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