So I am in the middle of a document co-authored by Stephen Whittle. I took a little detour to have a look at Whittle on YouTube.
Here are a few clips. This one surprised me. Whittle recalls being heckled by Butch Lesbians and is asked about their role.

Well worth watching this to see how he understood Butch Dykes. Basically described as unable to receive sexual pleasure and this was not for Stephen. A strange position for someone in the LGBT community to take.

Whittle is well aware that there has been a spike in natal girls referred to GIDs. Also the high % who are autistic. Thinks ASD is may be just a feature of being trans. See the age range for referrals is from 3 years old.

Some of us are concerned about co-morbid mental health issues. Gender Identity Ideologues have an answer for this. “Minority Stress”. It’s the social stigma that creates the mental health issues and transition is positioned as a potential “cure”

I suspect this slide is shown to draw a comparison to sartorial choices as a social signifier. Whittle also says lots of Butch lesbians used to tell him they would have transitioned if they were younger. Hence spike in natal females, to Whittle, could be more coming out.

A reminder of the Newsnight expose on The Tavistock.

Homophobia was a factor in the resignation of over forty staff over a three year period.

Girls openly telling staff they suffered homophobia in the family and at school.

Eventually they ended up identifying as trans.

Parents openly stated they would prefer a trans kid rather than a gay one subject to parental pressure? Director of GIDs pushing prescribing despite clinical concerns.

Thanks to @StoatlyL for making me look at this document. An organisation on children’s media which is instrumental in an All-Party Parliamentary Group on Children’s Media. Provides more information on the CBBC programme on a “transgender child” called Leo.

Searching for heroes they alighted on the topic of gender. The BBC seems to be obsessed with fulfilling its diversity objectives by obsessive rumination on “gender”. Sneaking propaganda onto children’s TV is the low point.

In this document the maker of the programme, Cat Lewis, talks about the editorial decisions and the programme advisors

Pushing boundaries by promoting a bodily disassociative condition to impressionable children.

Emotive narratives are key to normalising ideas about children being born in the wrong body. That thing that nobody says....oh wait.