Is the high street cosmetic chain (i.e., sellers of posh soap) Lush currently operating an illegal recruitment and employment scheme? Whereby only persons who hold Left-wing viewpoints on matters of gender are allowed to work for it, in likely contravention of the Equalities Act 2010 following the famous Maya Forstater ruling to this effect. I have no direct insider evidence of this, but a recent in-store promotional campaign aimed at promoting transgenderism to customers – even to little girls holding a birthday ‘pamper-party’ there – has led me to idly wonder.
If you were dirty or unwashed enough to have entered into a Lush store in the UK or Ireland during late April or early May, then you will have been unable to avoid highly transphilic poster displays in the windows which looked like these:
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