Matt N
TS Member
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I think the difference is that for the Tories, their stance on gender ideology and similar “woke” issues is seemingly one of the key tenets of the Tory election campaign. On BBC News this morning, “clearing up the confusion around biological sex” was one of the top Tory pledges mentioned alongside the start of their election campaign.So what's the difference between the two parties on this issue, that the Tories bring it up more often?
Both think transwomen aren't women, both want to implement the Cass review in full.
Whereas with Labour, their stance on the issue does not appear to be central to their campaign. They may have a similar stance on the matter to the Tories in some ways when pressed on it, but they aren’t actively trying to draw attention to their stance on the issue and stoke a debate surrounding it in the way that the Tories arguably are.