‘To Queer or not to Queer' - is that the question?
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Those of us who have been observers for some time of gender ideology-land and its demands and excesses, are destined to repeat the exclamation: ‘This time everyone will wake up!’ or ‘This time must be the tipping point!’
Recently, the Scottish press has covered the story ‘queer milk’ and ‘male chest feeding’ fairly extensively. (See below)
This has generated a significant degree of disgust and concern relating to males chest-feeding babies. Could this be the tipping point where the populace wakes up? The original Times article published 30th July, referred to the charity LGBT Health and Wellbeing’s funding of a ‘Queer Milk’ group.
The Times article reported that a ‘Queer Milk’ group, funded by the LGBT Health and Wellbeing charity, has been set up to promote and facilitate biological males ‘chest feeding’ babies. It also reported that in 2024-2025, LGBT Health and Wellbeing received £262,00 from the Scottish Government, and £252,000 from NHS Lothian, and £230,000 from Glasgow Health and Social Care Partnership which all amounts to a tidy sum from Scottish taxpayers.
ScotPAG, alongside other organisations, wrote to Angela Constance, Minister for Health and Care, outlining our concerns in this letter here. Angela Constance did not reply, instead we received the following letter from LGBTQI+ Equality Team
It should be noted that this response did not attempt to answer the points we raised. It did not address the serious safeguarding concerns regarding babies’ vulnerabilities or their physical and developmental needs that we outlined. And it did not state what course of action is to be taken to remedy the situation. And the letter just seemed a bit odd; no-one had signed it, and it was the LBGTQ Equality Team that had signed off the letter, not the Health Minister. Is she is hiding?
This week, the LGBT Health and Wellbeing charity has responded with this statement.
It reads: “The Queer Milk peer support group is not open to ‘trans women’ (biological men) who believe they can breastfeed a baby.”
But the group advertises itself as open to chest feeders, mixed feeders (whatever that is) as well as breast feeders. So what is the real motivation here?
In recent times, we have come to expect obfuscation, mangled language, and downright lies from the gender identity ideologues and activists and many politicians. Much trust has been lost in our Scottish Government and the organisations they have funded as a result.
And the obvious question is that, given only women can breastfeed, why set up a group called ‘Queer Milk’ in the first place?
Carolyn Brown ScotPAG Convenor
So in the reply they say they (queer milk) are not funded by Scottish gov, but presumably they are funded by the layer above who are funded by Scot gov, NHS Lothian et al, ignorant or deliberate smoke and mirrors about their funding??