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Outrage as charity for sufferers of painful womb condition  endometriosis appoints a trans woman as CEO: Critics slam Labour activist's position as 'an insult to women'

Hell, I was almost 70 before my physician thought to mention menopause

Endometriosis South Coast (ESC) announced on X, formerly known as Twitter, that Labour activist Steph Richards would be leading the organisation.

Ms [sic] Richards has previously claimed trans people can change their biological sex 'a little bit' and boasted about running a 'safe space' where men could dress up as women in secret, including as 'schoolgirls'. 

ECS's announcement of Ms Richards' appointment also came with a statement next to her image that said: 'Isn't it ridiculous I've got to my 40s before any medical professionals even mentioned endometriosis.'

Trans women, who are biological males that identify as women, do not and cannot have a uterus and, therefore, can never suffer from endometriosis.