Gay Men’s Conference 2027 tickets are now live. • Saturday 30 January • Our third conference • Interactive workshops, panels & discussions • Practical outcomes for gay men • Perspectives rarely discussed elsewhere Be part of something that matters. HumanGayMale.com/conference

The CBT Climate Activist Will See You Now Leading UK CBT organisation BABCP produces activist guide for its members See examples in next two comments⬇️ Link: babcp.com/guidelines-and-pol… @toadmeister @LD_Sceptics @jowilliams293 @colinfreeman99

Hear Mark’s startling insights into the problem with therapy at this year’s Conference. Get your ticket here 👇 eventbrite.co.uk/e/lgb-allia…

Gay voters are flocking to the populist right. In France, National Rally has the most gay MPs. The AfD – led by a lesbian – leads among gay Germans. A left that’s wedded to Islamism is a threat to gay rights, says Albie Amankona buff.ly/xHZLUiV

Despite fifty years of “gay pride”, and an increasingly protracted, and contentious alphabet soup of ‘LGBT ’; there is one group, in a vast ocean of awareness, that rarely gets discussed. Gay men. The stats are clear – Gay men are, by far, America’s number one victim of sexuality based hate crimes, outnumbering all other victims combined. They face more hate crime, they feel less safe in public, they are less accepted in every country in the world; they were, and still are, uniquely persecuted, throughout history, across the globe, and deep within theological text. And yet, the story of the lowly gay male is one I so rarely see. In fact, from my almighty gay following, I only hear the opposite: that the gay male, has become the “white man” of LGBT. An unwelcome figure, so often cast out and “decentred” in the incessant purity contest, that so-called “progressives” desperately flagellate themselves over. And it’s not right. I’ve seen deeply illuminating conversation at the intersection of being a ‘gay woman’, with so many important points of view, a straight man like me would otherwise have no hope of seeing. And now it’s time to have a specific conversation about “gay men”, to understand their unique experiences – both current day and historic – that are so frequently glossed over. So why do gay men experience homophobia so differently to lesbian women? What do you think? New podcast: Ask us Anything with @LisaBritton in 4K here! youtu.be/cUIdSypdOb0?si=pXVC…

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Gender Dysphoria’ is a lie - x.com/Psychgirl211/status/18…

‘Trans women’ don’t exist. They are called men. The word woman should never be used when describing a man. Same goes for ‘trans men.’ Trans-identified males or females is a better description.