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EPISODE · Jan 19, 2026 · 1H 19M

#76 No Child Is Born in the Wrong Body - Leilani Dowding

from Rational Voices with Sunil · host Sunil Sharma

Britain feels less safe, less free, and more divided than ever. In this conversation, we discuss Labour’s failure to represent the working class, rising crime, free speech under pressure, and growing public concern over gender ideology, digital IDs, and political leadership.From media distortion to surveillance fears, this is an honest discussion about why trust in traditional parties is collapsing — and why more people are looking for alternatives.Chapters00:00 The Changing Political Landscape in the UK02:57 Safety Concerns and Crime in the UK06:00 Social Media and Its Impact08:55 Perceptions of Political Leadership11:45 The Future of Politics in the UK15:00 Speaking Out in the Entertainment Industry17:57 Consequences of Speaking Out20:52 Gender Ideology and Its Implications23:59 Experiences in the Modeling Industry26:52 Reflections on LA and Hollywood29:58 The Rise of Gender Dysphoria Awareness39:27 Controversial Perspectives on Me Too42:29 The Discrepancy in Victim Narratives45:51 The Impact of Media on Perceptions48:39 The Shift in Political Landscape53:11 Digital IDs and Surveillance Concerns01:01:12 The Future of Political Parties in the UK

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