As a fellow at the FFRF and a non-binary author, Grant focusses on state versus church problems that particularly affect the LGBTQ-plus community.
According to Grant’s paper from November, a woman cannot be defined as someone who has a uterus, a vagina, or the capacity to procreate since doing so would exclude intersex individuals,
Women who have had hysterectomies, and women who have experienced menopause. According to Grant, it is “inadequate” to use biology to establish female identity,
And the opinions of organisations that have opposed gender ideology “disregard both medical science and lived experience.” “A new definition of woman”
Prof. Coyne responded to Grant’s paper by accusing the author of trying to “concoct a new definition of ‘woman'” by “forcing ideology onto nature.” “Why should physical characteristics remain constant.
When sex should not? “Reality is not created by feelings,” he stated. Instead, the size and mobility of reproductive cells are the standard definitions of “sex” in biology.
