Personal Vendettas Have No Place in Gender Critical Activism
Attacking other women who have different approaches to you isn’t productive. Let them do their thing.
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Less Theory, More Practice: Why the Re-emergence of the Taliban Should Concern Britain
Women Living Under Muslim Laws are calling on the British people to stand with them against the return of the Taliban.
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Saving Xavier’s Penguins
Xavier Gorce has resigned from French newspaper Le Monde after 18 years, over the backlash to a cartoon commenting on France’s #MeToo moment.
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Repeal the Gender Recognition Act, a Homophobic and Sexist Relic
The Gender Recognition Act is a leftover from before gay marriage was legalised, and is founded on sexist pseudoscience. It must be repealed.
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The Six Steps A Predator Takes in Grooming a Child
Predators take a common approach in the grooming of a victim. Learning to identify these steps can help protect your children.
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The Disappearance of Ellen Page: Hard Copy Versus Software Memories
Following her transition to Elliot, the name Ellen Page has been swiftly purged from our society’s common repositories of knowledge.
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Unpacking the ACLU’s Lies on Trans Sports
The ACLU have put out a thread on twitter in which they ‘debunk’ four myths about transgender people in sports. Let’s unpack the lies.
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Defending “John Willy-Man”, a Children’s Cartoon About a Prehensile Penis
Notable political cartoonist Stella Perrett sets out a defence of the Danish children’s cartoon ‘John Willy-Man’. I’ve already defended this Danish TV children’s cartoon on Spinster and had some pushback – but no abuse – yet. As a defender of Free Speech I am happy to argue my point. I am a political cartoonist in […]
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How I became a Trans Rights Activist — then turned “Gender Critical”
Medium’s continued censorship of gender critical voices has struck one man’s story of his journey from TRA to gender critical. Read it here. Part 1: Growing Up Gay As a child growing up in the eighties, I first realised I was “a bit different” at about the age of ten, when I had my first […]
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India’s Anti ‘Love-Jihad’ Law – Regressive and Misogynist
The paranoia among India’s Hindu Right about ‘Love Jihad’ reflects age old patriarchal notions of women as the property of men. The planter class which had entrusted its wives and daughters to male slaves when the masters went off to fight the Civil War was now in near hysterics over the slightest interaction between white […]
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