A choir has filed a lawsuit against a charity for discrimination, claiming that they were dropped from performing at the London Marathon due to the founder's gender-critical views. The group, The Singing Striders, had been invited to appear at the marathon by Scope, but their invitation was rescinded because of the way a member communicated their views on gender ideology.
A choir has sued a charity for discrimination after it dropped them from performing at the London Marathon because of its founder's ' gender-critical views '. The Singing Striders group has often appeared on the sidelines of races and had been booked to do the same at this year's London Marathon by the charity Scope .
However, the choir was dropped by the charity because of the way one member communicated their views on gender ideology - the idea that gender is not defined by biological sex, but rather self-identification
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