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  1. I’m involved in a local forest restoration project. It’s all white males doing the actual work and not a green to be seen. I suspect because there’s no media mileage in it for them.

  2. Davidson was suffering temporary bike induced aphasia. Rather than disparage white cis males she was trying to rally support for sic whale time.

  3. ” Can someone else look politically advocate for the environment please?”

    What ? Just the Greens fault ? Shouldn’t saving the environment be every citizen’s job , after all certain citizens f#ked it.

  4. Same-sex-attracted males are also considered “cis” so I’m surprised nobody has called our her “white” homophobia.

    I’ve personally never met anybody the same colour as a piece of A4 paper. Melanin is brown, not white or black – follow the science.

    I also believe there is only one race – the human race. Sure there are different cultures and nations.. though only one race, the human race.

  5. Nobody has mentioned yet the utterly horrified look on James Shaw’s face as he looked on at Marama as she answered questions in the House and refused to apologise for her absurd outburst.

    1. Shaw is a cis white male, that was not horror on his face it was grim determination as he fought his natural impulse to assult, rape and colonise her on camera.

  6. Here is some helpful information as rational people attempt to codify the spectrum of genders that each individual seems to have a personal claim within.
    https://www.scoop.co.nz/stories/HL2303/S00057/sex-gender-demography-and-culture-wars.htm
    Unlike sex, a binary concept, gender is a spectral concept. And gender is not fixed for all time, it’s fluid. The microbiome is mutable; cultural memes amplify, deamplify and reamplify over time.

    It seems to me that a good way for demographers to document gender is through a scale from one to nine. One through to three could be characterised as ‘female gender’, four-to-six as ‘non-binary gender’, and seven-to-nine as ‘male gender’. So a somewhat ‘macho’ male might be described as ‘male sex, male (9) gender. And some ‘trans’ women might be best described as ‘male sex, female (3) gender. For short, for data-coding purposes, these two example people could be listed as ‘m9’ and ‘m3’. F1 through to f3 would translate to ‘cis-female’ in the jargon now used by many as gender identifiers. The mere use of this new jargon is of itself a cultural self-identifier.

    It is important to note that the prefixes ‘cis’ and ‘trans’ do indicate that the gender-diverse community does in fact make the distinction between sex and gender, and therefore does not fully deny the reality of genetic sex; the issue is deemphasis, not denial. The issue that impassions that community seems to be to render the concept of sex as unimportant, even unnecessary. But, in the sciences of biology, demography and epidemiology, sex can never be redundant.

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