Let’s speak with grace and truth. Men cannot become women

After much cultural debate, the UK Supreme Court has ruled that a woman is a biological female. The truth has finally won, says Lois McLatchie-Miller

What is a woman?

A matter that was never in doubt throughout human history has catipulted into being the pivotal question of the 21^st century. After much societal doubt, soul-searching and dispute, the UK Supreme Court has finally weighed in last week with a unanimous and clear decision: a woman is a biological female. Men cannot become women.

Scattered throughout the decision are equally shocking revelations such as “sex is binary” and “men cannot become pregnant”. A legal scholar from as little as 30 years ago could be forgiven for thinking they were reading a primary school lesson plan, rather than a landmark Supreme Court ruling. Dogs know the difference between men and women. So do babies. This is basic biology, baked into the core of our being. How could we have forgotten what a woman is?

The road that led to this decision began in Scotland, at a time where the dangers of gender ideology were at their peak. During this time, under Nicola Sturgeon’s reign, a convicted male double rapist decided he identified as female. He took on the name…