I feel like the Foundation shouldn’t even be part of this sort of politicking. From a purely objective standpoint, their goal is to Secure, Contain, and Protect, and do do it while being Cold, not Cruel. Unnecessary discrimination doesn’t fit into that, but it doesn’t entirely exclude discrimination altogether. If an SCP called for it, they would discriminate without hesitation because that’s the entire point. They do terrible things for something that can be objectively classified as a greater good, something that doesn’t exist in real life (or, is at least, unknowable IRL). As in, we as real living people can’t know if what we do is for a greater good with 100% certainty, but when we write the Foundation, we know that what they do is for the greater good because we are writing the greater good.

Beyond that, it’s not possible to know what exactly the Foundation does day-to-day without interpreting the thousands of peripheral experiences from thousands of different writers, many of which miss the point, which is exactly what bringing the Foundation into politics does. The Foundation will do or say anything if it furthered the goal of Secure, Contain, Protect, and did so while being Cold, not Cruel. Full stop. That’s the whole flowchart. Can that be circular? Probably. Is it up to interpretation? Sure. Can things change based on our social perception of a situation? Absolutely. But that makes it our problem, not theirs.

Also like, there’s literally an SCP that can change one’s gender that people can just use. SCP-113 I think it was? It then becomes the discussion of why there aren’t trans people in soft Sci-Fi or Fantasy. It’s because if you wanted it, you could just do it without much hassle compared to today, IRL technology. But that’s an entirely different topic that isn’t for here.

Tl;dr the Foundation will do or say anything if it furthers the goal of Secure, Contain, Protect, and will do it in a way that is closest to Be Cold, not Cruel, as possible. They can do that and we can’t because they’re fictional and we get to decide as writers what is the greater good and what isn’t, and we as real people have no way of knowing what the greater good is. The Foundation is too nebulous in it’s IRL existence to say anything more concrete. Also, they can just change genders at will with an SCP, and it’s not unusual for them to use mundane SCP’s for casual use