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University of Leeds - School of Law @lawatleeds.bsky.social · 08/09/2026

Law’s a Drag presents: Hate Crimes Live! 🌟 In July, Dr @jgreenwoodreeves.bsky.social and Dr Rosie Fox co-ran a public engagement cabaret in Leeds city centre, explaining recent changes to hate crimes legislation in England and Wales. Learn more about Hate Crimes Live! below👇 tinyurl.com/3navdn2n

Background of Dr Greenwood-Reeves sharing the stage with Prof. Mark Walters. #News flare. Text reads: 'Hate Crimes Live!
In July, Dr James Greenwood-Reeves and Dr Rosie Fox co-ran a public engagement cabaret in Leeds city centre, explaining recent changes to hate crimes legislation in England and Wales.'

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Socio-Legal Studies Assocation @slsauk.bsky.social · 23/09/2026

New academic year, new blog series! Check out '…six, seven, eight… every LAWYER can dance! Drawing on Dance to Teach Law' by Maria Federica Moscati ⬇️🩰 www.slsa.ac.uk/post/six-sev... This the first in our guest edited series on Creative Legal Education. A perfect pre-teaching read.

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…six, seven, eight… every LAWYER can dance! Drawing on Dance to Teach Law

Transformative, creative pedagogies are urgently needed in legal education. Far from the cutting-edge of pedagogical practice, legal education is heavily shaped by conservative notions of ‘professiona...

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Senthorun S. Raj @senthorun.bsky.social · 19/09/2026

“If they attack and pressure those who feel little to no sexual attraction or interest in sex, that is a gateway to attacking anyone who does have sex in any way that’s not ‘approved’ or ‘acceptable.’” Niger’s criminalising of asexuality is about enforcing patriarchal ideas of gender and sexuality.

wearequeeraf.com

Why Niger explicitly criminalising asexuality is significant to everyone, regardless of identity

To understand Nigers asexuality criminalisation, we should see this law as part of a bigger – and growing – global trend among conservatives about 'traditional families'

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Senthorun S. Raj @senthorun.bsky.social · 15/09/2026

“Gay Pride Week will hit all the institutions of our oppression… [and] seek to change the mind of the prejudiced, the fearful, the conditioned, the sexually repressed, all those who in oppressing us, oppress themselves.” 15 September 1973: the first national Gay Pride Week march happened in Sydney.

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Gay Pride Week 1973

Five years before the first Mardi Gras, a national Gay Pride festival took place in Australian capital cities in September 1973. We share news footage of the Sydney demonstration and interviews with L...

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Sam Rutherford (he/him) @echomikeromeo.bsky.social · 13/09/2026

This article highlights the 'postcode lottery' - uneven impact - of these new transphobic policies. That was the case for S28 also. It's uneven because some are finding the agency to push back. We all have a responsibility to do this in the spheres in which we have leverage and influence.

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Senthorun S. Raj @senthorun.bsky.social · 14/09/2026

“The organisation said 50 activists had been detained, more than 10 taken after police raids on their homes. It said that authorities had blocked several websites and social media accounts linked to LGBTQ+ organisations.” Chilling to see Turkish authorities escalate their attacks against LGBT folk.

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Turkish police detain dozens in raids on gay bars and homes of LGBTQ+ activists

Human rights groups in Turkey have accused the government of using a family- values campaign to target the LGBTQ+ community.

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Senthorun S. Raj @senthorun.bsky.social · 10/09/2026

“There is no reason to doubt the Full Court's construction of s 7D(1) and (2) of the Sex Discrimination Act 1984 (Cth).” Australia’s highest court has refused leave to anti-trans folks seeking to overturn the finding that “women” includes trans women for the purposes of sex discrimination law. 🏳️‍⚧️

GIGGLE FOR GIRLS PTY LTD (ACN 632 152 017) & ANOR
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1 The applicants seek special leave to appeal from the whole of the judgment of the Full Court of the Federal Court of Australia (Perry, Abraham and Kennett JJ), which dismissed the applicants' appeal against the whole of the judgment of the Federal Court (Bromwich J) and upheld the respondent's cross-appeal.

2 There is no reason to doubt the Full Court's construction of s 7D(1) and (2) of the Sex Discrimination Act 1984 (Cth). Any appeal dependent on the demonstration of error in the Full Court's construction of those provisions
has insufficient prospects of success to warrant a grant of special leave to appeal.

3 Special leave to appeal is refused with costs.

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Senthorun S. Raj @senthorun.bsky.social · 06/09/2026

I’m in Taipei this week to present a talk on critical-creative queer legal work as part of @queerjudgments.bsky.social at the National Taiwan University (8th September). Come along if you’re around. 🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍🌈🇹🇼

【Event】Critique and Creativity in Legal Work: Pursuing Queer Judgments for Community Wellbeing and Human Rights

Can legal judgments only be written in accordance with existing legal language and rules? If we rethink a case from the perspectives of KU, trans people, and other marginalized communities, what might legal judgments not become? And how can a judgment truly respond to the community's safety, freedom, well-being, and justice while maintaining legal understandability?
This lecture invites Professor Senthorun (Sen) Raj from the Queer Judgments Project to discuss the methodology and political significance of "#酷兒化法律判決" (Queerized Legal Judgments) - Queerized legal writing is not just rewriting court judgments, but also a practice that combines critique and creation: scholars, activists, creators, lawyers, and judges reimagine and write about legal cases involving gender/sexuality, minorities, and other marginalized groups. It challenges the long-standing legal assumptions about "normal", family, gender, body, and rights, and questions: if the law truly puts the life of the community at the center, how can judgments be different?

The lecture will further discuss how #批判性的法律實踐 (critical legal practices) can help us reimagine litigation, judgments, reform, resistance, and the relationship between law and communities.

All are welcome to join the discussion, including those interested in #健康人權 (health and human rights), #性別正義 (gender justice), policy research, community participation, and critical research methods.

Lecturer | Professor Senthorun (Sen) Raj
● Professor of Legal Humanities and Human Rights, Manchester Law School, Manchester Metropolitan University
● Former Chair of Amnesty International UK
● Co-editor of Queer Judgments (2025)

Time | September 8, 2026 (Tue) 14:00–16:00
Location | National Taiwan University School of Public Health R604
Participation | No registration required, those interested can attend directly on the day.

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Senthorun S. Raj @senthorun.bsky.social · 29/08/2026

We’re here. And we’re always queer. 🫶🏿🌈🫶🏾

Two racialised people hold up signs. One says, “Bollox to Borders! Grant safety to all LGBT asylum seekers.” The other sign says, “This is a safe space. Gay vibes only.”

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Daniel Grey @djrgrey.bsky.social · 27/08/2026

"What becomes possible when people committed to rethinking legal education come together?" Some members of the exciting new Critical Legal Pedagogies of Race and Empire Network (CLPRE) led by @folukeifejola.bsky.social share thoughts about potential and practice. ⚖️🎓 www.youtube.com/watch?v=G405...

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Critical Legal Pedagogies of Race and Empire Network Launch

YouTube video by Foluke Ifejola

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derek guy @dieworkwear.bsky.social · 26/08/2026

I appreciate that Dolly Parton refused to participate in "dress respectability" and, by her own account, modeled her aesthetic after a town "tramp," who she thought was beautiful. She separated aesthetics from character and understood "classiness" to be about how you treat people, not how you dress.

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Senthorun S. Raj @senthorun.bsky.social · 27/08/2026

“A federal judge in Texas struck down a 2023 state law Tuesday that sought to restrict drag shows, ruling it was unconstitutional.” Nice to see a judge cite Dolly Parton in their judgment upholding the right of drag artists to perform. Bans on drag are just a flagrant violation of queer expression.

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Judge strikes down Texas ban on drag shows, tells people offended by them ‘just don’t go’

The federal judge, who cited Dolly Parton in his ruling, found that the state law violated the First Amendment.

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Feminist Legal Studies @flsjournal.bsky.social · 26/08/2026

As we come together on the challenges we face, & the responsibilities we must reclaim, we are reminded that critical and collective forms of education begin with critique, move toward refusal of injustice, & culminate in the development of ideas, practices, techniques, & powers to re-world together…

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Academic Freedom and the Role of the Academic: Resistance, Solidarity, and the Politics of Knowledge - Feminist Legal Studies

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Senthorun S. Raj @senthorun.bsky.social · 26/08/2026

“There is no such position as academic neutrality. The failure to critique the status quo is a political act of complicity in its inequalities, its injustices, and exclusions.” The Feminist Collective offers a manifesto about “academic freedom” for those of us who are struggling against injustice.

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Academic Freedom and the Role of the Academic: Resistance, Solidarity, and the Politics of Knowledge - Feminist Legal Studies

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Senthorun S. Raj @senthorun.bsky.social · 23/08/2026

As women, racialised, LGBT, disabled, working class folk have entered academia, we/they have exposed how knowledge is not some abstract thing to “discover.” Knowledge is produced in particular (hierarchical) social and political settings. Academia, like other institutions, reproduces inequalities.

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Bloomsbury Politics & Area Studies @bloomsburypol.bsky.social · 15/08/2026

Who designs the rules of inclusion? Listen to Kevin Guyan, author of 'Rainbow Trap: Queer Lives, Classifications and the Dangers of Inclusion', discuss this and more on Queer Lit podcast. 🎧Listen here: bit.ly/4wYaKCb 📘Kevin's book: bit.ly/45YorFl

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Rainbow Trap

Rainbow Trap reveals how the fight for LGBTQ equalities in the UK is shaped – and constrained – by the classifications we encounter every day.Looking across six…

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Senthorun S. Raj @senthorun.bsky.social · 23/08/2026

“The rollback of LGBTQ+ rights is a warning: movements that seek to undermine LGBTQ+ people are those that seek to control all of us—our freedom of expression, our personal medical decisions, and our privacy.” Fascist politics destroys our freedoms and it’s spreading globally. We must disrupt it.

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Attacks on LGBTQ+ health are a threat to all

The health of LGBTQ+ people has long been an indicator of wider advances in human rights and health equity. Modern LGBTQ+ liberation movements have achieved substantial progress towards the decriminal...

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Senthorun S. Raj @senthorun.bsky.social · 21/08/2026

Racist systems (like slavery, colonialism, apartheid, etc) were built by academics from the social to biological sciences who legitimised racism as “objective truths” about society. This is why academic institutions need to confront the racial logics built into their systems of knowledge production.

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folukeifejola @folukeifejola.bsky.social · 08/09/2025

My latest blog post is a detailed invitation to join a research network devoted to critical pedagogies of race and imperialism in law. In it, I outline who its organisers are, the reasons why we have set up the network,and what we hope to achieve in it. All welcome! folukeafrica.com/invitation-t...

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Invitation to join a Critical Research Network on Pedagogies of Race and Empire

For some time, several colleagues and I have been thinking of how to consolidate and build on the work that we have been doing individually in translating our anti-colonial and anti-racist research…

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Senthorun S. Raj @senthorun.bsky.social · 15/08/2026

“Academics want to promote their research outside of the university… However, in an increasingly queer- & transphobic public environment, this is becoming more difficult & more risky for researchers working on LGBTQ+ topics.” Apt report on how LGBTQ+ scholars in the UK navigate public harassment.

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Is all publicity good publicity? Addressing Public Harassment in LGBT+ Research Impact and Engagement | The Royal Central School of Speech and Drama

Is all publicity good publicity is a research project funded by the EDICaucus and a collaboration between Tig Slater, Sheffield Hallam University, Charlotte Jones, Swansea University, Rosie Ola-Marie,...

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Senthorun S. Raj @senthorun.bsky.social · 15/08/2026

Minoritised academics face organised harassment for writing about racism, transphobia, genocide, etc. They/we are subject to forms of hostile exposure (whether in media or politics), which proves the point for why such scholarship is necessary in the first place. They/we all deserve so much better.

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Senthorun S. Raj @senthorun.bsky.social · 11/08/2026

In 2019, the British government circulated a call for evidence to learn about the experiences of people with variations in sex characteristics. After 7 years, the report has finally been published and exposes the stigma, shame, and secrecy facing intersex folk. Read here: www.gov.uk/government/c...

“I have experienced prejudice when trying to access gendered sports spaces, because I don’t easily fit anywhere. It feels like an unsafe space, and I have felt intimidated and uncomfortable when I have to use men’s spaces. I don’t want to use men’s spaces and I don’t feel like a man. I am an intersex woman and I don’t want to have to change the way I look to fit in with people’s ideas of what people should look like who access women’s spaces.” Identify in another way, 45 to 54 years, East Midlands.

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Mitch Travis @profmitchtravis.bsky.social · 10/08/2026

A few weeks ago, after a 7 year delay, the UK government quietly dropped the results of their 2019 Call for Evidence on variations in sex characteristics The results are striking but will of course seem deeply familiar to anyone working in this field. www.gov.uk/government/c...

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Variations in sex characteristics (VSC): experiences of life in the UK for people with VSC and those who care for them

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Ruth Pearce @notrightruth.bsky.social · 05/08/2026

A new essay for all my trans siblings and our allies. "As the UK enters a new era of state-mandated segregation, I find myself asking: was it all worth it?"

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What we have won

It was the largest trans protest in British history. We travelled from across the country to central London. We were joined by allies, especially cis gay, lesbian, bisexual, and queer people who re…

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Senthorun S. Raj @senthorun.bsky.social · 02/08/2026

“Instead of relying only on couples living together, researchers will be able to understand the health of people with diverse sexual orientations much more comprehensively.” A promising change to the Australian Census. We need better data practices to account for the rich diversity of queer lives.

theconversation.com

For the first time, the census will ask your sexual orientation. My new study shows why it matters

Are you straight, lesbian, gay, bisexual, pansexual, asexual or another sexual orientation? The census wants to know. Here’s why.

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Dr Kevin Guyan @kevinguyan.bsky.social · 29/07/2026

📢 The Gender + Sexuality Data Lab is hiring a Research Assistant to join its project, ‘Box Breakers: Improving Organisational Data Practices for Minoritised Communities’.

Poster for the Box Breakers project showing workers at computers, all cast in a bright, lime green.

Quote from Dr Kevin Guyan, Director of the Gender + Sexuality Data Lab, which reads: "The Box Breakers project aims to transform how data professionals understand and represent people whose identities exist beyond conventional categories."

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Senthorun S. Raj @senthorun.bsky.social · 25/07/2026

“Every single person who marched today is proof that we are not going anywhere, that our joy is louder than their hate, and that London Trans+ Pride will keep fighting, keep loving and keep growing until every trans person is safe, seen, and free.” Solidarity with all marching for trans justice. 🏳️‍⚧️

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150,000 march through London in world’s largest trans pride, organisers say

Protesters voiced anger at the new guidance on single sex-spaces and fears that trans people are being excluded from society.

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Good Law Project @goodlawproject.org · 25/07/2026

Over 150,000 came out in full force for London Trans+ Pride to say loud and clear: Trans rights are human rights 💖

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Jess O'Thomson @jessothomson.co.uk · 25/07/2026

Solidarity with all of our queer siblings in Berlin. No-one should be made scared to march in defence of their community, and in celebration of who they truly are. It is more important than ever that we all come together with pride, and look after one another.

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🏳️‍🌈 Dolly Darren 🏳️‍⚧️ @dollydarren.bsky.social · 23/07/2026

Well, the @bishopsgateinst.bsky.social has got how to label toilets properly... 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

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Senthorun S. Raj @senthorun.bsky.social · 23/07/2026

It’s official: I’ve been promoted to Professor of Legal Humanities and Human Rights at Manchester Law School. My ability to think/research/write/teach anything is only possible because of the communities that continue to nourish me. So now, I’m just going to keep on sparkling. 🌈✨

Man wearing a sequined black jacket and with glitter rainbow make up takes selfie.

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Dr Tamsin Phillipa Paige @pagingdrpaige.bsky.social · 19/07/2026

I won't say that this was enjoyable to record because talking about how my queer community is being demonised is always awful, but it is an important conversation with people whose company I value and enjoy. Thanks to @sandraduffy.bsky.social, @senthorun.bsky.social, and @adrienneringin.bsky.social

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folukeifejola @folukeifejola.bsky.social · 15/07/2026

Join us for the launch of the Critical Legal Pedagogies of Race and Empire Network on 14 Sept 2026 at the University of Bristol (hybrid event). We'll explore how legal education can engage with race, empire, colonialism, and global justice www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/launching-...

eventbrite.co.uk

Launching the Critical Legal Pedagogies of Race and Empire Network

Join us to kick off a fresh network diving into race, empire, and legal education with some great minds.

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Dr Kevin Guyan @kevinguyan.bsky.social · 13/07/2026

The Scottish Parliament's decision to collect and present data based on 'biological sex' has made it harder for researchers to use data to understand and tackle inequalities. 📝 I've written to the Scottish Parliament requesting information on this change: kevinguyan.wordpress.com/wp-content/u...

Page 1 of a letter from the Gender + Sexuality Data Lab to Members of the Scottish Parliament Corporate Body. You can read the full text via the URL.

Page 2 of a letter from the Gender + Sexuality Data Lab to Members of the Scottish Parliament Corporate Body. You can read the full text via the URL.

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Senthorun S. Raj @senthorun.bsky.social · 09/07/2026

Just finished reading this fab collection of critical-creative writing pieces (“Abolition Science Fiction”) that invites us to imagine a world beyond prisons. We need more of this utopian thinking in our pursuits of justice and community. You can download the book for free here: abolitionscifi.org

Photo of book cover, “Abolition Science Fiction.”

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Senthorun S. Raj @senthorun.bsky.social · 08/07/2026

Flaunting some gay propaganda at work.

Man holds up pink collar with a rainbow badge that says, “Gay Rights And Gay Wrongs.”

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Queer Judgments Project @queerjudgments.bsky.social · 06/07/2026

The Queer Judge is taking a new shape and going places. It was written in the stars that the Queer Judge had to visit the UK Surpreme Court sooner or later. We got up to listening to poetry and doing some dancing. Watch this space - the Queer Judgments Project is letting its creative juices flow!

Two people in rainbow costumes and tutus pose in front of the UK Supreme Court building.

Rainbow flag draped over Judicial Committee of the Pricy Council sign.

Woman in a kaftan with rainbow colours poses like a bird in front of the UK Supreme Court.

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Senthorun S. Raj @senthorun.bsky.social · 06/07/2026

I’m so excited to be back in Oz to teach a course on Law, Gender & Sexuality with a focus on feminist and queer judgment writing. At a time when many public institutions are censoring so-called “woke” subjects, it’s a privilege to be able to research and teach things that matter to our communities.

Man in a pink t-shirt and blue cardigan takes selfie in front of stairs painted in the Progress Flag.

Screenshot of course, “Law, Gender and Sexuality.”

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Senthorun S. Raj @senthorun.bsky.social · 30/06/2026

“The conservative judges’ written opinions were replete with transphobia — and even the dissenting, liberal position from the court failed to fundamentally uphold the rights of transgender athletes.” We have to dismantle institutionalised transphobia that results in these horrific legal decisions.

truthout.org

Supreme Court Rules Against Trans Athletes in Verdict Replete with Transphobia

Even the dissenting, liberal position failed to fundamentally uphold the rights of transgender athletes.

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Human Rights Watch @hrw.org · 30/06/2026

The US Supreme Court has upheld state laws barring transgender girls and women from playing on school athletic teams. Transgender kids should have the same opportunities as any other kids — lawmakers in the US and elsewhere should make sure of it.

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Senthorun S. Raj @senthorun.bsky.social · 30/06/2026

The scale of disinformation about trans people is breathtakingly painful. These moral panics are orchestrated by institutions that seek to normalise transphobic segregation. We must continue to challenge media, political, legal rhetoric that erodes trans lives under the guise of “defending biology.”

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Katelyn Burns @katelynburns.com · 30/06/2026

The trans sports ban are almost completely an invention of the media, conservative and mainstream. it has been years of lies, of shoddy fact checking on just completely false conservative claims, years of phony concern trolling.

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Ben Collins @bencollins.bsky.social · 30/06/2026

Trans rights are human rights always and forever.

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Mark Joseph Stern @mjsdc.bsky.social · 30/06/2026

For years, originalists have lectured us that they no longer look to "the Framers' intent," but to the "original public meaning" of the Constitution. Here, Kavanaugh throws all that out the window to lash the citizenship clause in his subjective guess as to what its Framers intended it to do.

First, significant illegal immigration into the United
States is a new circumstance that was largely unknown as
of 1868 and that the Framers of the Fourteenth
Amendment could not have fully anticipated. And the
Framers likely would not have anticipated (and presumably
would not have intended) the odd result of granting a
substantial birthright citizenship benefit to (i) those foreign
citizens who violate U. S. immigration law and illegally
enter or overstay and then have children in the United
States over (ii) those foreign citizens who follow U. S.
immigration law and have children in their home countries
while seeking to lawfully immigrate to the United States.
Nor presumably would they have wanted to grant
constitutional birthright citizenship to children of foreign
citizens unlawfully in the country while simultaneously
denying constitutional birthright citizenship to children of
tribal American Indians. So too, the issue of temporary
visitors who give birth in the United States presents a new
and different circumstance than in 1868 given the
significant changes in immigration laws and travel.

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Senthorun S. Raj @senthorun.bsky.social · 26/06/2026

My cool colleagues and I have just published a conversation in Feminist Legal Studies about the political, poetic, and pedagogic possibilities of writing legal judgments using critical (Indigenous, Feminist, Queer) perspectives. You can read our reflections here: link.springer.com/article/10.1...

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Senthorun S. Raj @senthorun.bsky.social · 28/06/2026

57 years ago, queer and trans folk who frequented a bar called Stonewall decided to push back against state persecution and policing. They sang, threw things, shouted, danced, and were joined by many more people in solidarity. We mark this as the start of Pride. Pride is joy. Pride is resistance.

theconversation.com

Stonewall riots: global legacy shows there’s no simple story of progress for gay rights

Fifty years after the Stonewall riots, what is their political legacy for LGBTQ activism?

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Queer Judgments Project @queerjudgments.bsky.social · 27/06/2026

We joined some critical legal scholars to discuss how Indigenous, Feminist, and Queer perspectives might be used to write judgments that better support the lives of minoritised people. We explore the political, poetic, and pedagogic possibilities of using critical-creative judgment writing methods.

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Critical Judgments in Hostile Times: A Roundtable on Indigenous, Feminist, Queer Perspectives - Feminist Legal Studies

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Talia "ATTACK DOGS is out now!" Bhatt ⚢ @taliabhatt.itch.io · 24/06/2026

Much of the anxiety around representation would evaporate if more media was okay with depicting multiple trans and queer characters, so that identity was less foregrounded and a character's individual issues and traits weren't analysed through a lens of "does this reflect poorly on the group?"

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Senthorun S. Raj @senthorun.bsky.social · 24/06/2026

“Harmful medical experiences, stigma, misinformation and lack of transparency have all made it hard to talk about being intersex, difficult to access safe, informed and accessible services, and hard to collect data on the experiences and needs of adults with innate variations. This needs to change.”

theconversation.com

What people with intersex traits want you to know

People born with variations of sex characteristics have bodies that are a little different to social and medical expectations.

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