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Megan Schutt is married to Jess Holyoake, and the couple have a one-year-old daughter.©Twitter Australian women’s team pacemaker Megan Schutt has denounced the myths surrounding same-sex relationships in women’s sport. Schutt, one of the most outspoken openly gay players on the Australian women’s cricket team, married her longtime girlfriend Jess Holyoake in 2019, and the couple also have a…

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Megan Schutt:  It’s a #yes 🌈 now to plan a wedding 💁🏼👰🏼 Well done Australia. Can’t wait to marry the love of my life ❤️ so very happy and proud 🙌🏼 #ssm #lovewins#marriageequality

Megan Schutt and Jess Holyoake. Love is beautiful and everyone deserves love. Stand with the one you love. Fights, arguments, disagreement, compromise, adjustments, and much more, no matter what, stand with the one you love. One day you will be enclosed in the shell of a true bond, strong and unbreakable. It is like teaching a children walk. Seems difficult initially but if taken care with patience ends beautifully. 

Australian female cricketer Megan Schutt had married her female partner, now the little guest came home

Australian female cricketer Megan Schutt had married her female partner, now the little guest came home

Adelaide: The house of Australian women’s cricket team’s fast bowler Megan Schutt is buzzing. Lesbian cricketer Megan revealed on Saturday that her live partner Jess Holyoake gave birth to daughter Reilly via an emergency C-section on August 17. Little guest came to the woman’s cricketer’s house Megan wrote in a Twitter thread, Ryle Louise Shutt was born on Tuesday evening after 28 weeks of…

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megan schutt and her partner Jess Holyoake blessed with baby daughter shared good news on social media– News18 Hindi

megan schutt and her partner Jess Holyoake blessed with baby daughter shared good news on social media– News18 Hindi

नई दिल्ली. ऑस्ट्रेलिया की महिला क्रिकेटर मेगन शट (Megan Schutt) के घर में नन्ही परी आई है. उन्होंने सोशल मीडिया पर यह खुशखबरी दी. उनकी पार्टनर जेस होलोएक ने बेटी को जन्म दिया है. उन्होंने बिटिया का नाम भी रख दिया है, जिसकी जानकारी मेगन ने दी. उन्होंने बताया कि बेटी का नाम राइली लुइस शट (Rylee Louise Schutt) रखा गया है. मेगन ने बताया कि राइली का जन्म 17 अगस्त को रात लगभग 10 बजे हुआ. मेगन ने अपनी…

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Megan Schutt Jess Holyoake first anniversary Schutt weds Holyoake covid19 Australia Womens Cricket team coronavirus ICC Womens World Cup love affair marriage celebrity cricketer – वर्ल्ड कप की हाइएस्ट विकेटटेकर मेगन शट क्वॉरेंटाइन में हुईं रोमांटिक, समलैंगिक पार्टनर संग मनाई पहली एनिवर्सरी

कोरोनावायरस के कारण दुनिया भर में लोग अपने घरों में बंद हैं। इसी दौरान क्रिकेटर अपने घरों में प्रैक्टिस, वर्कआउट कर रहे हैं। ऑस्ट्रेलिया में भी लोग घरों से नहीं निकल रहे हैं। वहां की महिला क्रिकेट टीम की फास्ट बॉलर मेगन शट ने क्वॉरेंटाइन के दौरान शादी की अपनी पहली एनिवर्सरी मनाई। मेगन ने पिछले साल अपनी समलैंगिक पार्टनर जेस होलयोक के साथ शादी की थी। उन्होंने पहली एनिवर्सरी पर एक खूबसूरत तस्वीर…

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Gay Australian cricketer Megan Schutt is ready for verbal clash on homosexuality

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When asked if she would refrain from posting anything controversial while she is in India, Schutt said: “Not at all. I don’t mind if anyone wants to have a stab at it. I don’t mind confrontation.” Jess Holyoake(left) and Megan Schutt. Pic/Getty Images Although...

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Dear Labour Party

Several Labour Party women have written that they support the inclusion of males in programmes intended to advance female leadership, if they identify as women (see below). They’ve already benefited from such a scheme, but we feel that organisations are deaf to the majority concerns of women. Should much-needed opportunities for females be offered instead to males? We ask the Labour Party to reconsider.

Our letter has 121 signatures, plus over 200 agreements on this Mumsnet thread.

Trans-identifying male, 19, applies to Jo Cox Women In Leadership Programme. The Times, 25 Nov 2017

New Labour Party Women’s Officer is a teenage boy who identifies as transgender. The Times, 20 Nov 2017

Dear Labour Party,

We are ordinary women, some of us Labour Party members, the rest of us potential Labour Party voters. We know that sexism and sexist messages received from birth mean we are less likely to push ourselves forward, to be listened to, to take the lead and have belief in our abilities, especially in a male-dominated sphere such as politics. Whatever our differences, this is an experience that unites women in society and is exactly why the Jo Cox Women in Leadership programme is needed – to bolster self-esteem and confidence and work towards building a toolkit in preparation for political life.

The Labour Party and Labour Women’s Network, in association with the Jo Cox Foundation, have decided not to invoke Equality Act 2010 exemptions which would permit the Jo Cox Women in Leadership Programme to offer the programme to female participants only. We understand that graduates will feel a loyalty to the programme and its decisions. We hope they also feel a responsibility to reflect the diversity of women’s opinions in the party and wider society, and will use their leadership roles to ensure women are consulted about the things that affect us, whether Conservative Party proposals to review the Gender Recognition Act or Labour Party mechanisms to increase women’s participation in political life.

Emma Salmon – Fair Play for Women /ex Vice Chair Bexhill and Battle CLP Judith Green – Woman’s Place UK/ Cambridge CLP / RCM rep Jacky Holyoake – Women’s Officer Halesowen and Regis CLP Dr Nic Williams – Fair Play for Women Stephanie Davies-Arai – Transgender Trend Cherry Austin – Fair Play for Women founder / Unite/ North Herefordshire CLP Jane Galloway – Fair Play for Women / Sidcup CLP / Unison Anne Ruzylo – ex Women’s Officer Bexhill and Battle CLP Jill Murphy – Tiverton and Honiton CLP Ruth Cherry – Unite Venice Allen – Lewisham & Deptford CLP Kellie-Jay Keen-Minshull – Lowri Daniels – Streatham CLP Jo Green – UCU Karen Kruzycha – Romford CLP Jen Donkin Gourley – Labour member Jan Oliver – Enfield North CLP Gina Richardson – Bexhill and Battle CLP Julia Richards-Davies – Hornsey and Wood Green CLP Sarah Haughey – Stretford Branch Kirsty O’Hara – Stockton North CLP Alex Porter – Dulwich and South Norwood CLP Amanda Gosling – Canterbury and Whitstable CLP Kay Green – Hastings and Rye CLP E. Parker – Labour member Catherine Dawson – Exeter CLP Joanne Jonathan – Cardif North CLP and RCN rep Emma Flynn – Labour member Maggie Wellington – Stretford and Urmston CLP Bronwyn Davies – Cardif North CLP Helena Wojtczac – Hastings and Rye CLP Matesa McKeefery – Rossendale and Darwin CLP Jo Bartosch – Gloucester CLP Sinead Connolly – Gosport CLP Dr Laura Noszlopy – Shrewsbury and Atcham CLP Eleanor Hill – Cardiff West CLP Steph Cosson – Rochdale CLP Melissa Mallows – Wantage CLP Josephine Liptrott – Ealing Central and Action CLP Jess Goldie – ex officio – Bury North CLP Kate Meller Beaumont – Sutton Coldfield CLP Hannah Carter – NUJ Diane Vine – Bournemouth West CLP Beth Aze – Women’s officer Stretford and Urmston CLP Louise Brown – Labour Cathy Love – Ilford South CLP Katherine Brierly – Adur and Worthing CLP Kiri Tunks – Walthamstow Central Jackie Mearns – Unison Cathy Boardman – Labour member Marion Calder – Unison Julia Clare – NUS Natalie Holland – NUS Caroline Barnard ex Mid-Norfolk CLP Emma Wilkes Stalybridge and Hyde CLP Sarah Johnson – Cambridge CLP Paula Lamont – Hackney South and Shoreditch CLP / BECTU Beth Millar Lucy Brown Chloe Reed, Durham C.M Slavidou C. Williams Nicola Gallie Jean Hogan, Hertfordshire Jeni England Kelly Power, London Roz Hathaway, Oxford Linda O’Sullivan Hannah Tahir Sheena Best Sarah Westbury Jemma Louise Rhonda Thompson Amanda Whyte Charlotte Edwards Tamsin Meriel Claire Russel Cushla Brennan Mary Mulligan Louise Robinson Katheryn Congdon Clare Kerr Sarah Cummings Ali Ceesay Wendy Lisa Gibbons Darleen Jones Anna Fisher Jennifer Wilson Natasha Parys, Kent Jeni Harvey Maggi Gibson Grace O’Malley Rachael Rowe Sarah Bellabarba Jessica Eaton Helen Saxby Claire Fenner Julie Deakin Suzie Ivins Lily Floyd Kath Ball Karen Goode Angela.c.Wild Susan Perry Frances Gillard Rebecca Harrison Jenny Nicholas Knaggs Kim Harding D Fielder Sarah Ferguson Nicola Kerry Andrea Thomas Jillian McCormick Felicity Thorpe-Tracey Rebecca Lush In solidarity:

Miranda Yardley Andy Cooper, Essex Julian Vigo Ophelia Benson Jennifer Chavez Michael Murphey – Tiverton and Honiton CLP Imogen Saiz

And the many other women who have added their support via Mumsnet: https://www.mumsnet.com/Talk/womens_rights/3101669-A-Spartacus-letter-re-Jo-Cox-Leadership

The letter welcoming trans-identified males in schemes for women:

Alumni of the first Jo Cox Women In Leadership course wrote in support of trans-identified males joining the programme. Pink News, 29 Nov 2017

Signatories to the letter supporting the inclusion of trans-identified males on a programme for women. Pink News, 29 Nov 2017

Dear Labour Party: Please consult ordinary women Dear Labour Party Several Labour Party women have written that they support the inclusion of males in programmes intended to advance female leadership, if they identify as women (see below).