Hopefully more people will start to engage in respectful and nuanced discussion. We all need to understand better the laws and policies which will affect us all. It's been interesting to follow #WPUK Thanks to all who have spoken this evening. https://t.co/6P206EYpRW
- This is not a party political issue. Women of all political beliefs are still united by being women and share concerns about how we are all affected, how our daughters are affected, now and into the future. #WPUK
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The silencing of the lesbians https://t.co/QeHX5IwOH2 > Politics is failing some women. MPs have a chance to put that right tomorrow by discussing their concerns in the Commons. Will they take it?
This article deserves to be read and considered more widely. There are implications for all of us in changing legislation that defines gender/sex. Background to #WPUK is important and understanding some women's concerns. #WEP https://t.co/YNxFQpdOOR
And to be utterly clear: observing and regretting 1) the treatment of women dismissed as Terfs is entirely compatible with observing and regretting 2) the abuse and prejudice that vulnerable trans people suffer. Both 1) and 2) are true. Both things are bad.
Hurrah for Justine Roberts. But if @MumsnetTowers has the balls to stand up for free speech about gender and sex, why don’t MPs? https://t.co/7BTuwHP34d
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This is brilliant: a line drawn. Mumsnet states unequivocally that they will continue to facilitate women's free speech, even if it means taking a hit from advertisers. Ability to discuss legislative and social changes that affect us is too important. 💙 https://t.co/21P7Z1cbRm
Any MPs supporting military action and air strikes: do you remember the night in Spring 2016 when Parliament voted down the Dubs amendment to take in a few thousand children fleeing war and bloodshed in Syria? Reflect on why you now prioritise air strikes over taking in refugees.
@VictoriaPeckham@thetimes thank you... I hope the article is read widely. Censorship, bullying and silencing of women should not be so easy to dismiss...