Backlash to Mhairi Black’s Trans-Inclusivity Proves UK Politics Broken
<p>Her youth wasn’t all that made her stand out from the majority of her colleagues in Westminster. Black is also a working-class, soft-butch lesbian in a place that is not particularly known for attracting or respecting such people. (Currently, 225 of the 650 MPs are women, and there are <a href="https://mps.whoare.lgbt/" rel="noopener ugc nofollow" target="_blank">63 openly LGBTQ</a> parliamentarians.)</p>
<p>Black won re-election in 2019 in a period when the Labour Party, the official opposition, has tacked toward the middle. As deputy leader of the Scottish National Party in Westminster since 2022, Black has quickly gained a reputation as the person most likely to speak up for the poor and marginalized.</p>
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