It's because the BBC's official editorial stance is to attack the dolls.

People saying that the BBC don’t allow slogans or advertising on clothing… Well that’s obviously not true (including a blatant Adidas logo!)

Also I feel like usually they’d just blur the words but to make it look like she is wearing a plain white t-shirt instead feels like they’ve gone to an even further length to hide a pro-trans message.

Never watched a full episode of Strictly, but the BBC showing themselves to be pathetic yet again by blurring out a participants “Protect The Dolls” t-shirt. Their excuse will be that it’s a political statement so had to be neutral but we know it’s because they can’t show an ounce of humanity to us

The BBC censoring any mention of support for trans people is a sickening new low.

True. Sadly many people (even those in the community) won't acknoledge that.

LGB rights are also quietly regressing as a result of transphobic hatred.

Sadly it is not equal in the UK. Trans + and intersex people are facing dangerous levels of discrimination and may not be safe for them to come out.

"The move to socially progressive positions will prevent the greens from winning conservative seats."

😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻😻 I have two reasons to visit Chicago now.

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“Inclusive”? What a way to whitewash segregation of trans people. “No see, it’s not discrimination! Look at the sign, it says inclusive!”

this is designed to cause a solidarity rift between disabled and trans people and it’s not going to work because disabled people and trans people are under attack in the exact same ways

I've seen one in Manchester. I just ignore them and use the women's room 💪🏻