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Reduxx magazine, the go-to source for reporting on international TQ madness (trans gender and queer theory), announced yesterday that their co-founder is being sued for calling a man a man in an article.
The suit is taking place in Japan, where the Canadian co-founder Genevieve Gluck resides. The case is brought by Taiwanese trans gender activist Li Kitomi, also presumably resident in Japan.
The quote-tweet above is by Trans book author Helen Joyce.
Reduxx announced the lawsuit yesterday in a lengthy post on Twitter / X (link below).
"We're getting sued for calling a man a man. Yes, really," they announced.
They tweeted out: "Reduxx was founded in 2022 as a response to the growing threat gender ideology posed towards women and children. Frustrated by a lack of factual news willing to track the problem and report on the subject using accurate, biology-based language, a small group of passionate female journalists stepped up and created Reduxx to fill the gap."
This is the article identified by Reduxx as part of the defamation lawsuit.
"Kotomi is now suing us because of this article," continued the tweet. "His argument? That it was defamatory, invasive, and 'factually incorrect' to refer to him as a man because he is 'legally and socially a female.'"
There have been over one million views on the Reduxx tweet.
Reduxx is seeking donation to cover the legal costs of this action in Japan, presumably in Tokyo. That link is in the tweet above. They report that they need to file their response in five days.
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A number of Twitter folks responded to the tweet, including some high-profile ones on the gender madness battlefront in the news.
Below is Sall Grover, who is in a higher-level court case fighting over the definition of a woman in Australia.
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Others responded to the tweet announcing the case by Li Kotomi.
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