‘Genderbread Person’ training for Civil Servants branded ‘unscientific nonsense’

[Eldorado]

Civil servants are being given "Genderbread Person” presentations, The Telegraph has learnt, prompting fears that “unscientific nonsense” is being allowed to infiltrate the heart of Government.

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The Genderbread Person was shown in a video call session for around 180 civil servants in February, seen by The Telegraph and organised between a:gender and the Civil Service Race Forum. The graphic has also been displayed in other major government departments in diversity meetings.

It describes anatomical sex as “male-ness” or “female-ness”, a notion refuted by gender-critical academics who insist it is simply binary or could distort statistics. The graphic describes gender identity as “how you, in your head, experience and define your gender"

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[Duke Wellington]

3 hours ago, Eldorado said:

Civil servants are being given "Genderbread Person” presentations, The Telegraph has learnt, prompting fears that “unscientific nonsense” is being allowed to infiltrate the heart of Government.

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The Genderbread Person was shown in a video call session for around 180 civil servants in February, seen by The Telegraph and organised between a:gender and the Civil Service Race Forum. The graphic has also been displayed in other major government departments in diversity meetings.

It describes anatomical sex as “male-ness” or “female-ness”, a notion refuted by gender-critical academics who insist it is simply binary or could distort statistics. The graphic describes gender identity as “how you, in your head, experience and define your gender"

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The diagram contains a fallacy, hearts pump blood. Therefore attraction needs moving to the head.

Sex assigned at birth is also another fallacy. Sex is not assigned at birth, it is not assigned full stop, its genetics that determine the sexual organs quite early on in the babies development. 

Expression and identity are correct.

Edited December 5, 2021 by Cookie Monster