Two mothers abuse transgender man on London train, then demand their kids join in
Armed police stand guard in front of floral tributes on Southwark Street near the scene of last night’s terrorist attack on June 4, 2017 in London, England. Police continue to cordon off an area after responding to terrorist attacks on London Bridge and Borough Market where 7 people were killed and at least 48 injured last night. Three attackers were shot dead by armed police.
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A transgender man is appealing for help after he was abused by two mothers on a London train.
Naith Payton, 28, claims he was called a āfaggotā and a āboy with titsā by the women while travelling on the London Overground train.
According to video footage, the women yelled a string of foul-mouthed insults at the chef, all while their two young children sat watching.
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They then ordered their own children to insult the passenger ā telling their kids to āshout at him and tell him heās badā, according to the victimās account.
Mr Payton took to Facebook the following day to share a video of the ordeal, after dealing with the initial shock.
The incident, which took place between Willesden Junction and Kensington Olympia in west London, ended with the women smashing the phone out of his hand.
He said: āWhen they got on the train, they were swearing and using slurs, and there were some children on the train, including their own.
āOne of them, the blonde woman, was repeatedly yelling āyou fucking prickā down the phone, while her daughter was sitting in her lap.
āI asked them to stop swearing, since there were kids around, and they turned on me.
āI didnāt get the worst of what they said on camera, but it was very homophobic and transphobic ā they called me a āfaggotā, a āfucking gay boyā and a āboy with titsā.
āThey also consistently misgendered me, as you can hear in the video.ā
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Mr Payton told PinkNews: āNothing like this has happened to me before, and it was very upsetting to be made to feel unsafe so close to where I live.
āIt was also a reminder that homophobia and transphobia are still a real problem.ā
The incident has now been reported to police who are understood to be investigating.
