The BBC has denied that it canceled singer Róisín Murphy after she said pharmaceutical companies are profiting from “mixed-up” transgender children taking puberty blockers. The British …
Artist CollectionsThe corporation added that Murphy has been played on 6 Music and Radio 2 in recent days, meaning that she has not been banned from the airwaves., criticized puberty blockers in a Facebook post last month. She has since apologized for the remarks.
In her original post, Murphy wrote: “Puberty blockers are f****d, absolutely desolate, big pharma laughing all the way to the bank. Little mixed-up kids are vulnerable and need to be protected, that’s just true.” She added: “Please don’t call me a terf [trans-exclusionary radical feminist], please don’t keep using that word against women”.from our archive are regularly on rotation and frequently change to reflect station-wide initiatives as they get confirmed.programming, which celebrates poetry, rap and spoken word, and airs the following week, tying in with National Poetry Day. There was no other reason for the change.
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