RT @triggerpod: Join us for our interview with feminist & author @bindelj In it we discuss: if the veil is a symbol of male oppression, why the threat of male violence is the only thing that unites women & why whinging about micro aggressions ...
An Honest Conversation with a Hardline Feminist - Julie Bindel https://t.co/IvRqO1... via @YouTube ...
RT @ShahrarAli: Sex-Based Rights vs Cancel Culture I am challenging an unlawful discriminatory and oppressive campaign that would have me removed as the Green Party of England and Wales Spokesperson for Policing and Domestic Safety. ...
Good morning. It's a beautiful day: https://t.co/BJsBJL...
I would like to apologise to the Twitter community. Last week, I accidentally invited Helen Lewis over for lunch but after careful consideration, and realising that she is vegan, gluten intolerant, and fruitarian I was forced to withdraw the ...
RT @centreWJ: “The police often use the sanction of a strip-search to enforce the person's compliance through a very physical act of degradation and humiliation," #TooManyBadApples https://t.co/guk3uI...
RT @HWistrich: "As a result of this [feminist] activism and more generally of women sharing experiences in women’s groups, a picture began to emerge of the scale of male violence against women and girls." See episode 8 @centreWJ Manifesto ...
RT @Emmabarnett: Thread: Today on @BBCWomansHour I will start the programme reading out what certain Met Police officers messaged each other between 2016 and 2018. I can’t read out a fair bit of it on the radio as it’s too vile and offensive. And a ...
RT @ShonaghDillon: There’s a lot more to the feminist movement than any one of us. So today I’ll take time to credit all those feminist boots on the ground and every single woman who trusts us. Without them I’d not turn up for work everyday. Thank ...
RT @ShonaghDillon: to the women’s movement. That’s what we do you see, it’s a movement and it takes collective effort. I understand that people do a lot of their activism for a platform and I can see how that works for them. But there’s a lot more to ...
RT @ShonaghDillon: When victims and survivors do amazing things we credit them, not ourselves, because we are just the lucky conduit to get them to a space of safety and healing and sometimes we don’t and we can’t. That’s why the work of ...
RT @ShonaghDillon: I don’t do women’s work in a vacuum I work with women who get paid way less than they should and on short term contracts. But day in day out they turn up for women.
RT @ShonaghDillon: In terms of our armed forces work, it took me from 2012 to 2017 with five rejected funding bids to get it off the ground. Since then it’s taken five and half years and a lot of team work.
RT @ShonaghDillon: I’ve done yoga. It didn’t help. So here’s the thing. When women do women’s work it’s the feminist thing to credit them. I might come up with ideas at work but it takes years of many feminist boots on the ground to make a service ...