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We Reject Racism

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In the aftermath of the UK's vote to leave the EU, there has been a horrifying upsurge of racist incidents. Tell MAMA reported a 540% increase in reported incidents. (Reported in The Independent , Huffington Post , The Guardian , Mashable , Vice News , Washington Post , and many more. Incidents are also being collated by This is what you have done , the Worrying Signs Facebook group and Twitter account , and the PostRefRacism hashtag and account on Twitter.) It is not that every Leave vote was motivated by racism, but extreme toxic racism was expressed by the Leave campaign (which went unchallenged by the Remain campaign, which also promised to "control immigration" and boasted about how being in the EU helped us to deport hundreds of criminals - which is unjust because then they are being punished twice for the same crime). Surveys of Leave voters have indicated that their main reason for voting Leave was to "take back control" (just so they could give...
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In light of recent events in the United States (anti-trans legislation and the erosion of trans rights) and the United Kingdom (a recent Supreme Court ruling which limited the definition of a woman to “biological women only”), I want to reaffirm the following: Trans women are women;  Trans men are men; Nonbinary genders are valid. Inclusive Wicca has always stood for the full inclusion of LGBTQ2SIA people in Wicca, and we will always affirm that gender is far more than biology, and that people’s own lived experience of who they are is valid. Although inclusive Wicca is not a formal organization, I think I can speak for everyone involved in it (and many others) to state our unequivocal support for trans people, and I invite anyone who agrees with this statement to co-sign it in the comments. I am nonbinary and I affirm trans and nonbinary rights.
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Memories of resistance project

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