Well, I hear you think, that's still just two people, publishing opinion pieces, despite being on The Guardian's payroll. Do you have anything ... stronger?
3) In March of 2020, hundreds of Guardian staffers signed a letter condemning the pattern;
https://www.buzzfeed.com/patrickstrudwick/guardian-staff-trans-rights-letter
4) The Guardian removed part of an interview in which Judith Butler calls TERFism one of the dominant strains of fascism;
https://www.thepinknews.com/2021/09/08/judith-butler-guardian-interview-terf-trans/
https://www.huffpost.com/entry/guardian-judith-butler-interview-trans-terfs_n_6138d856e4b0f1b9706915be
5) The former deputy editor of The Guardian, Ian Katz, was married to the co-founder of TERF forum Mumsnet, Justine Roberts;
So what do I want to accomplish, with a hashtag like this? Should you stop linking to The Guardian entirely, like some people are advocating?
No, I don't think so. For one, none of the mainstream media sources available are innocent in this, and while I would encourage you to find other sources to link to, it's not always possible.
Instead, if you are, stop supporting their 'independent journalism'. Stop paying them. That's it. Hit them in their wallet.
And maybe, if you link, use the hashtag;
#DontPayTheGuardian
So what do I want to accomplish, with a hashtag like this? Should you stop linking to The Guardian entirely, like some people are advocating?
No, I don't think so. For one, none of the mainstream media sources available are innocent in this, and while I would encourage you to find other sources to link to, it's not always possible.