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514. 'Trans' Person Roxy Tickle Is Still DESTROYING My Life - Sall Grover & Katherine Deves
Feb 27, 2025
Sall Grover, creator of the women-only app Giggle, and her lawyer Katherine Deves dive into the sensational legal battle against Roxy Tickle. They discuss the implications of a court ruling that allows a transgender individual to sue for damages, raising critical questions about gender identity and women's rights. Sall shares her frustration over the personal attacks and ongoing lawsuits, while Katherine highlights the urgent need for clearer legal frameworks. Their passionate debate also touches on the complexities of trans rights and the cultural shifts surrounding gender discourse.
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- The legal case of Roxy Tickle against the Giggle app highlights the contentious debate between gender identity rights and women's rights in Australia.
- Sall Grover's ongoing legal battle emphasizes the perceived ideological capture of Human Rights Commissions, leading to critiques about protection for biological women.
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