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Stonewall survey finds many trans people feel less accepted in Britain
A Stonewall survey reveals that 58 percent of trans+ individuals in Britain, including 75 percent of trans women, report feeling less accepted by society compared to ten years ago. Nearly half steer clear of certain pubs and eateries due to a lack of safety, while 37 percent refrain from using facilities designated for one gender, like restrooms or locker rooms. Eighty percent express pessimism regarding the future of equality. These results follow last year’s UK Supreme Court decision defining legal sex as biological sex. Simon Blake, head of Stonewall, states the ruling has impacted trans…
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