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    New Brain required

    StephBy 1 Min Read
    Juno

    Opps – new brain required.

    I mistakenly used the incorrect pronoun towards Juno Roche yesterday on Twitter. Apologies Juno.

    I have served my time on the naughty step and should have remembered if you are unsure of a pronoun you should ask. Juno’s pronouns are trans and they/them. Please dont tell Julia Serano either because I try to live by her philosophy and I failed.

    Now is a good time to remind everyone that I have reviewed Juno’s amazing book “Trans Power” and a link is HERE. 

    My pronouns today are twat/twot.  

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    (Pronouns - she/her) - Steph Richards is a 73-year-old 'post-op' trans woman with a Gender Recognition Certificate and works as a human rights activist. She was the elected Women's and LGBT Officer at Portsmouth Labour Party 2021 - 2024, CEO of Translucent.Org.UK, winner of the LGBT Organisation of the Year at the National Diversity Awards in 2022, co-founder of Women's Action Network (Portsmouth) and a volunteer at a Women's health charity. Steph was shortlisted as a "Gender Role Model" at the National Diversity Awards in 2025. Steph has been platformed live on BBC Radio 4 three times, including Women's Hour. She has also appeared on Times Radio, LBC Radio, GB News and Channel 4 News. In 2023, Steph debated trans human rights at an American university event alongside Harvard biologist and author Carole Hooven, PhD. Steph (an intersectional feminist) is passionate about the inclusion and acceptance of trans people in society. She advocates for women in prison, specifically pregnant women and calls out the mounting concern that abortion rights are at risk in the UK. She was the recipient of an Inspirational Women of Portsmouth Award in March, 2023.

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