So-called ‘gender-critical’ feminists are ‘peddling the far-right agenda’, warns Institute of Race Relations

Tommy Tainant

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“Gender-critical” feminism – espoused by anti-trans groups like LGB Alliance, Women’s Declaration on Human Rights, Woman’s Place UK, Fair Play for Women, as well as multiple interconnected campaigners, academics and journalists – is defined by IRR as arising “from second wave feminism in the late 1970s and early 1980s, which understood feminism as a response to male power, which for them, is embodied by the male penis. Therefore, anyone who embodies maleness is considered a potential threat”.

It is rather depressing. These women need to consider their actions and what they are trying to achieve.
 
If there's ever one instance and a great example of where the far-left just throw the term "far-right" about at anyone that basically just disagrees with them, then this is it.

Thanks for showing the world this, Tommy.
 

“Gender-critical” feminism – espoused by anti-trans groups like LGB Alliance, Women’s Declaration on Human Rights, Woman’s Place UK, Fair Play for Women, as well as multiple interconnected campaigners, academics and journalists – is defined by IRR as arising “from second wave feminism in the late 1970s and early 1980s, which understood feminism as a response to male power, which for them, is embodied by the male penis. Therefore, anyone who embodies maleness is considered a potential threat”.

It is rather depressing. These women need to consider their actions and what they are trying to achieve.

About time the women's groups fought back against the war the left is waging on women's rights. The fascist left has set women's rights back a hundred years.
 

“Gender-critical” feminism – espoused by anti-trans groups like LGB Alliance, Women’s Declaration on Human Rights, Woman’s Place UK, Fair Play for Women, as well as multiple interconnected campaigners, academics and journalists – is defined by IRR as arising “from second wave feminism in the late 1970s and early 1980s, which understood feminism as a response to male power, which for them, is embodied by the male penis. Therefore, anyone who embodies maleness is considered a potential threat”.

It is rather depressing. These women need to consider their actions and what they are trying to achieve.
Yea, how dare they not let cross dressing queers take all their special women’s rights. Companies need quotas of women, but cross dressing queers can be used to fill those jobs too. These white women complaining about women born with penises are just exercising their White Privilege and need to learn their place in life: get to the back of the line.
 

“Gender-critical” feminism – espoused by anti-trans groups like LGB Alliance, Women’s Declaration on Human Rights, Woman’s Place UK, Fair Play for Women, as well as multiple interconnected campaigners, academics and journalists – is defined by IRR as arising “from second wave feminism in the late 1970s and early 1980s, which understood feminism as a response to male power, which for them, is embodied by the male penis. Therefore, anyone who embodies maleness is considered a potential threat”.

It is rather depressing. These women need to consider their actions and what they are trying to achieve.


When did you Trans Tammy?
 

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