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  • We keep winning, why haven’t we won?

    We keep winning, why haven’t we won?

    This is for all those councillors, MPs, TU reps and organization heads who think women’s rights is a minority interest. The accurate answer to ‘transwomen are women’ is ‘no, women are women. Transwomen are transwomen‘. Unfortunately, the people running all our councils and government departments and big organizations hardly ever hear the right answer, so…

    Kay Green

    January 23, 2024
    activism, Politics, Uncategorized, women
    Feminism, Gender, Jo Phoenix, Maya Forstater, Politics, women, women’s rights
  • Hastings for Palestine

    Hastings for Palestine

    We had a fantastic weekend in Hastings. Below is a link to the local PSC’s video of the kids’ banner-making and the Bike-ride-for-Palestine on Saturday… And on Sunday, we had a march along the seafront, led by the young banner-makers, and a rally in the town centre. Thank you, Hastings, to all those who continue…

    Kay Green

    January 21, 2024
    activism, Hastings, Politics
    #FreePalestine, Hastings and Rye Palestine Solidarity Campaign
  • Cards on the table time

    Cards on the table time

    Now we find ourselves with a Green council leader in Hastings, I wonder if the local party is going to come clean about their part in the isolation and slandering of Ruby Cox, which led to her losing her former council seat. It still matters because sex still matters If you’re very good at reading…

    Kay Green

    January 18, 2024
    Hastings, Politics, Uncategorized, women
    Hastings Borough Council, Hastings Independents, Julia Hilton
  • Israel: the whole world is watching

    Israel: the whole world is watching

    Across the globe this weekend, millions came out on the streets again, to call for a ceasefire in Gaza. Despite the vast numbers marching in our major cities, we still had enough of us left over to run smaller events in town and village squares. Very few people like wars. Even fewer people are willing…

    Kay Green

    January 14, 2024
    activism, Politics, Uncategorized
    #CeaseFireNoew, #CeasefireNow, #FreePalestine
  • Wilful Ignorance

    Wilful Ignorance

    I went to a discussion event in Brighton last week, and have been watching the furore around it on TwitX ever since. This was an unchaired discussion between Hannah Barnes and Helen Lewis on child-transition, puberty blockers and the various controversies around that topic. Looking at the #TimeToTalk tweets on the night, these were the…

    Kay Green

    January 13, 2024
    activism, Book reviews, Uncategorized, women
    #FirstDoNoHarm, #TimeToTalk, brighton, comment, Hannah Barnes, Helen Lewis, mental-health, news, Politics
  • Curséd Be Boulangism

    Curséd Be Boulangism

    Set aside all your tired arguments for using cash and relearning the art of stepping outside without a Smartphone. You’re absolutely right, but doesn’t it get a bit boring, arguing for the bleedin’ obvious, on everything from privacy and the NHS to trying to stop a genocide? Take a short break, pop down to the…

    Kay Green

    January 10, 2024
    Book reviews, Short stories
    Cory Doctorow, technology
  • Away with your ‘day after’ talk

    Away with your ‘day after’ talk

    Palestine needs help – so does Israel. Whilst Palestinians are doing everything in their power to call for help, and everyone except US and most European politicians are trying to respond, Israelis are also making themselves heard now. Some of the October 7th victims are suing their government and the IDF, there is an Israeli…

    Kay Green

    January 9, 2024
    activism, Politics, Uncategorized
    Gaza, hamas, israel, Palestine, Politics, South Africa
  • Are you independent enough to stand up for Hastings?

    Are you independent enough to stand up for Hastings?

    I was a member of the Green Party once. I was an enthusiastic Labour Party officer for a while. I am out of patience with party politics altogether just now – and you know, my opinions haven’t changed much. What is the point of going on supporting an organization because it once had policies you…

    Kay Green

    January 7, 2024
    activism, Hastings, Labour, NHS, Politics, Uncategorized
    Green Party, Hastings Borough Council, Hastings Independent Press, Hastings Independents, Labour Party, local elections, news, Politics
  • The Battle of the Land

    The Battle of the Land

    This is the latest result of a favourite pastime of mine. One of the main reasons I still hang onto a library ticket and the habit of walking into actual buildings with actual books in them is the opportunity it gives to meander around and let things you didn’t know you wanted to read catch…

    Kay Green

    January 6, 2024
    Book reviews, book shops
    Books, Duff Hart-Davis, fiction, history, Our Land at War, reading, war
  • Who is to blame?

    Who is to blame?

    Acquisitive Europeans set the world up as a colonialist enterprise. The worst of them went for the worst form of colonizing – the sort where settlers either destroy or dispossess the indigenous population. People from all over the world went to ‘The New World’ and created the United States by executing a particularly nasty example…

    Kay Green

    December 31, 2023
    Book reviews, Politics, Uncategorized
    An Inspector Calls, J B Priestley
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