Gender
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The smallest slice of the pie: how Black women are harmed by trans activism
Stowers’s story illustrates another disturbing aspect of trans ideology, namely the disproportionate impact it has on Black and ethnic minority…
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What does the Aimee Challenor case teach us?
It would be good to believe that lessons will be learnt from the Challenor case, but it seems unlikely… Last…
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How misogyny polarised politics
Women are being left politically homeless as their parties and institutions adopt female-exclusionary language and policies—then cast them out when…
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Harnessing the power of men
I had thought I couldn’t feel more furious than I did about the UN’s extraordinary announcement that “there is no…
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Why do left-wing men want to throw women’s rights away?
Here’s a conclusion I’ve reached in the past couple of years which is as surprising as it is distressing. A…
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Single-sex spaces: it’s not all about the toilets
“We only want to pee in peace.” In the always-fraught debate between trans activists and feminists, this is a line…
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Has the battle for equality really been won?
I am a woman. I have periods. I was pregnant. I breastfed. I don’t want much other than equal rights…
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“Standing for Women” Speakers’ Corner event disrupted by BLM protesters
Stella Perrett takes a stand for women in Hyde Park… I joined a small group of gender critical women, led…
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Thought-crime did not end with Orwell
Orwell, trans activists and the inexorable power of the thought-terminating cliché… “FOUR LEGS GOOD, TWO LEGS BAD was inscribed on…
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So, it’s ok to punch women who have opinions?
A closer look at a ‘TERF’ (trans-exclusionary radical feminist)… The naming of TERFs is a tactical matter, as TS Eliot…
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