Links Related to The Homoarchy
The links to LGB and other sites related to sex and gender listed below share some or all of the viewpoints expressed on The Homoarchy (biological sex is central to sexual attraction and LGB and women's rights, there are two sexes/genders, minors have the human right to outgrow gender dysphoria without being over-medicalized, there are problems with trans and "queer" activist extremism). Links are not endorsements of all positions.
AfterEllen- A site for lesbian and bisexual women. @afterellen
Arielle Scarcella- Lesbian Youtuber increasingly criticizing extremism in gender and queer discourse and activism. @ArielleScarcell
Arty Morty- Morty is a gay man concerned about pediatric medical transition and gender activist extremism.
Canadian Gender Report: "Parents and professionals concerned about the medicalization of identity and the erosion of sex-based rights."
Cari Stella: Stella is a detransitioned lesbian who transitioned as a teen. She explains this experience in videos here. Her blog is not currently active but is still up, and an interesting survey she did on detransitioned women (an understudied situation) can be found here.
CAWsbar: “Woman: fact, not feeling.”
Fair Play for Women: This U.K. organization has some relevant links reviewing the reality that males with gender dysphoria retain significant advantages over women and girls in sports. @fairplaywomen
4thwavenow: This is a site for parents who have concerns about medically transitioning gender dysphoric children, teens, and young adults. They have a heavy focus on protecting lesbian and bisexual youth from medical transition regret (which appears to be increasing dramatically). @4th_WaveNow
Fred Sargeant: “Fred Sargeant is a gay American same-sex rights activist, whose roots in the movement go back to before the Stonewall riots. He was a proposer and organizer of the first pride march then known as the Christopher Street Liberation Day march, held on June 28, 1970. He was also the initial manager of the Oscar Wilde Memorial Bookshop, the first gay and lesbian bookshop in the world, in New York City.” @FredSargeant
Gays Against Groomers: “Gays Against Groomers is a 501(c)4 nonprofit of gays, lesbians, and others in the community who oppose the sexualization, indoctrination, and mutilation of children under the guise of radical ‘LGBTQIA+’ activism.”
Gay Men’s Network: “We are a varied cross-section of gay men from different backgrounds, professions, and locations across the UK. Our grassroots organisation focuses on upholding our rights and freedoms and fighting homophobia.” @MensNetwork1
Get The L Out UK: “We are a grassroots lesbian radical feminist activist group aiming at creating an autonomous lesbian community and an uncompromising lesbian visibility that is not controlled by men’s desires and visions of who we are.” @GetTheLOutUK
GNC-Centric: GNC is a desisted lesbian who makes videos that provide insight into how the gender identity movement affects young gender-nonconforming females. @gnc_centric GNC-Centric also runs Detrans Canada, for Canadian detransitioners TorontoDetransMeetup@gmail.com).
Habitually Femme: “Detransitioned woman, lesbian, GC feminist, endo survivor”
Heterodorx Podcast: Issues of trans activism and gender ideology are often covered.
Lesbian Labour: :We have been working hard for the past four years to get our message across to the Labour Party that we do not agree with the Party’s adherence to their Stonewall led policy on matters which affect Lesbian lives.” @LesbianLabour
Lesbian Project: “The Lesbian Project is a new initiative that highlights and champions the experiences, insights and sensibilities of lesbians in all their diversity.”
LGB Alliance: This U.K. organization was formed to be a voice for LGB people who have concerns about over-medicalizing gender dysphoric minors and conflicts gender activism is having with LGB and women's rights. @AllianceLGB
LGB Alliance AU: @lgballiance_aus
LGB Alliance CA: @LGBAlliance_CA
LGB Alliance USA: @LGBAlliance_USA
LGB Defence: “Gender Identity Ideology is a threat to the hard-won victories for equality for lesbians, gay men, bisexuals, and women.”
LGB Fight Back- A multi-generational, US-based, grassroots organization of lesbian, gay, and bi people who advocate for the interests of the LGB community.
Lesbian Action Group (AU): “Fighting for the rights of lesbians - real lesbians”
Lesbian Resistance (NZ): “The resistance of lesbians is needed to protect the rights of women/lesbians and children.”
LGBT Courage Coalition, Substack, @LGBT_Courage: “We are LGBT adults calling for reform of youth gender medicine.”
r/detrans- This subreddit has many posts from detransitioned lesbians, bisexuals, and gay men.
The Pique Resilience Project: This is a group of young desisted and detransitioned females. Much of what they have to say is critical of the affirmative model and the current gender ideology culture that LGBT youth are immersed in. It is a different narrative than the positive transition stories promoted on almost all liberal media websites, LGBT media websites, and LGBT organization featured stories. @PiqueResProject
r/truebisexuals- This subreddit is generally anti-postmodern queer theory (i.e., there are "dozens of genders," bio sex is irrelevant). "Hi all :) This is a new community made for us bisexuals who are attracted to the same and opposite sex. Many lgbt subs shame us for who we are attracted to, but here, feel welcome to be yourself."
Redress Alert: "If you're reconciling with being female after a period of dis-identification--including transition or not--you are not alone."
Scottish Lesbians: “Scottish Lesbians is a grassroots organisation run by lesbians, for lesbians. Lesbians are exclusively same-sex attracted females.” Substack, @ScotLesbians
Stop Female Erasure: K. Yang is the creator of StopFemaleErasure.com and the writer, filmmaker, artist, and activist behind "The Deprogrammer."
Transgendertrend: This is a British group started due to rising parental concerns about significant increases in trans-identified minors, especially females. They believe girls have the right to sex-based protections in schools and law. They have some well-sourced material, even some written by social science professionals, and a school resource pack that provides an alternative approach to dealing with gender identity in schools. @Transgendertrd
The Distance: “A politically homeless shelter from woke and left-right discourse, by LGB United.” @DistMag
The Vancouver Lesbian Collective: “Defending the rights of lesbians to assert our political, sexual, and bodily boundaries.”
The Velvet Chronicle: This is a blog by and for lesbians by writers (and couple) Julia Robertson and Cludia Lucas Robertson.