Debbie Hayton is a British teacher, journalist and transgender woman who has become one of the most prominent and sometimes controversial voices in the debate about gender identity. She has written for publications including The Times, The Spectator and UnHerd, and her views often diverge from mainstream trans activism.
Transsexual Apostate is her memoir and polemic, exploring her own transition alongside her critique of gender identity ideology and its impact on women's rights, children and public policy. Hayton writes with candour and a willingness to challenge orthodoxies on all sides.
Her audiobooks and books are thought-provoking listening for anyone interested in gender, identity politics and a perspective that deliberately stands outside the mainstream of the debate.
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