“it does show how the circle always come back around on itself.”

There are actually plenty of people for whom metal straws are uncomfortable and even dangerous. Plastic straw bans are pretty ableist.

There are actually plenty of people for whom metal straws are uncomfortable and even dangerous. Plastic straw bans…

Or the backlash now from disability activists who point out that plastic straw bans don’t do that much for the environment but are pretty darn ableist in their impact on some disabled people.

Or the backlash now from disability activists who point out that plastic straw bans don’t do that much for the…

No, I’m questioning the supposed value of your time.

Did you not read the article? The show does multiple genders.

Then why bother spending even more time commenting and replying?

It's not unique to women, some women don't menstruate and some men do.

Or you could have not read the article and gone about your day.

You're definitely not the only one.

Incorrect!

If you think any of those episodes were subtle, I don’t know what to tell you.

We’re certainly in an era of society normalising and even celebrating harmful backseat diagnosing by laypeople.

Trans people are born with their gender as well, it’s just that the sex they were assigned at birth is incorrect.

Sex is still a social construct, so separating sex and gender isn’t necessarily as useful as it seems at first.

“Politics are certainly a part of Doctor Who, but they’ve always played the background role”

Or maybe, as is always the case with Doctor Who, different people got different things out of it, resulting in different opinions.

Strong disagree on that one, bud. It's been more fun and whimsical than I've seen in years, and Whittaker is fantastic.

You seem a little panicked there yourself, buddy.

“I guess today he’d be diagnosed as being on the autism spectrum”

Sure, there’s nothing wrong with calling out bad behaviour. Even calling someone a narcissist is fine, but diagnosing a specific disorder without clinical psych training (unless self diagnosing, in some circumstances) is not.