Sex Matters: a UK-based not-for-profit organisation whose mission is to re-establish that sex matters in rules, laws, policies, language, and culture. Gender: A Wider Lens will be streaming live from Killarney, Ireland at the 2023 Genspect Conference: The Bigger Picture. Visit for more about Joyce’s appearance at the April 2023 conference. She then teams up with colleague Maya Forstater, Executive Director of Sex Matters, for a panel discussion on the topic of gender-critical beliefs and their protection under the UK Equality Act. Joyce’s address at the 2023 conference presents the cultural and sociological impact of gender identity beliefs as well as the disastrous effects of gender identity ideology on the health care of those suffering from gender distress. She has since worked tirelessly to defend women’s rights to single-sex spaces against the encroachment of gender self-ID and trans rights activism. She recently announced her decision to leave her senior editorial role at the Economist and is devoting her efforts full-time as the Director of Advocacy at Sex Matters. And now we find ourselves almost two years later from this recording and she continues her work around sex and gender.
So this episode is a replay of her prior appearance on our show.
Oh… and you’ll never watch The Matrix again without thinking of trans ideology.In honor of Helen Joyce’s keynote appearance at the 2023 Genspect Conference: The Bigger Picture, we wanted to revisit our conversation with her from 2021 shortly after the release of her book, Trans: When Ideology Meets Reality. We talked for over over 2 ½ hours – so this episode is part 1 of a 2 part series. “My intention is not to be unkind to trans people, but to prevent greater unkindness.” Joyce shared with me, as well in many other public statements, that she is looking to help our trans community, not hurt. And of course, we discussed the controversial topic of trans females competing against natal females in competitive sports. We also discussed the long history of feminism and their decades long struggle for women’s liberation. rape clinics, domestic violence centers, female prisons, and why trans-females are not invited.
We talked at length about “safe spaces” for women, e.g. To be concise, Joyce is no fan of what she perceives as a hysteria about gender identity. On today’s show, I interviewed Helen Joyce, Irish journalist, feminist, editor at the Economist in Britain, and best selling author of the book, Trans, When Ideology Meets Reality.
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