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  • I hereby swear allegiance…

    I hereby swear allegiance…

    This is not a game. Do not do it, do not, DO NOT do it. It’s tricky stuff, allegiance. There are people who have allies, people who have friends and people who have comrades. Allegiance is the very worst of these. That bastard child of identity politics has brought “allyship” into politics where we used…

    Kay Green

    May 5, 2023
    activism, Politics
    Coronation, Jeremy Corbyn, Rise like lions
  • Full on no-holds barred rant: THIS IS AN EMERGENCY

    Full on no-holds barred rant: THIS IS AN EMERGENCY

    I didn’t think I had much shockability left at the way our current shameful crop of politicians have not just let our NHS slip away, but colluded in every stage of the ‘slash, trash and privatize’ project. As someone said last night, “we need to stop talking about how to save the NHS and start…

    Kay Green

    April 29, 2023
    activism, NHS, Politics, Uncategorized
    Antonia Berelson, Dr Bob Gill, The Great NHS Heist
  • The little-known story of being an immigrant

    The little-known story of being an immigrant

    There aren’t many issues you don’t need to cover at a women’s conference. Most people know that women make up over half the population of our world, but surprisingly few realize the significance of being a woman trying to get along in a world designed by and for men. Few people realize how sex impacts…

    Kay Green

    April 28, 2023
    activism, Politics, Uncategorized, women
    FiLiA, Juemin Xu
  • It shouldn’t take courage to say so

    It shouldn’t take courage to say so

    Juemin Xu and Louise Irvine are standing for the Labour Women’s Committee this year. They are supported by the Labour Women’s Declaration, because their manifesto includes standing up for women’s right to speak about women’s legal rights. Go back a few years and say that, and I simply would not have believed you. Nevertheless here…

    Kay Green

    April 28, 2023
    activism, Labour, Politics, women
    Juemin Xu, Labour Party, Labour Party Women's Committee, Labour Women’s Declaration, Louise Irvine
  • In honour of Diane Abbott

    In honour of Diane Abbott

    If tokenism worked, Diane Abbott would now be an honoured, senior politician: a figurehead, a hero – the first Black female MP to be elected to Westminster. What must it have been like, being the only Black woman in that hidebound, clique-driven institution? Yet she has served her constituency, being confidently re-elected every time, for…

    Kay Green

    April 24, 2023
    activism, Politics, Uncategorized, women
    Diane Abbott
  • We need to talk… but dare we?

    NB This is an old article, published today in honour of Diane Abbott. We have terrible issues of prejudice, fear and silence to deal with; issues around race, sex and class, and people’s apparently endless suspicions of each other’s nationality, accent, religion, financial position, political views… but there’s hardly any time to talk about those…

    Kay Green

    April 24, 2023
    Politics, prejudice, women
    Autism, Communications, democracy, Gender, Labour, Politics, racism, socialism
  • Slow-burn rebellion

    Slow-burn rebellion

    Seen those complaints on social media that the people aren’t rebelling? They think we’re a nation of quitters, or that we’re all duped by the Tories or the fake opposition. Tell them we haven’t given up. Tell them to come on out and join in – there is so much going on lately. Got depressed…

    Kay Green

    April 20, 2023
    activism, Corbyn, economics, Politics, Uncategorized
  • The Missing Link: Why they had to stamp out gay culture

    The Missing Link: Why they had to stamp out gay culture

    Quick bit of background – skim on down to ‘Find the lady’ if you’ve been with us all the way: In 2019, I was one of many women trying to tell the Labour Party that it’s logically impossible to support gay and lesbian people if you’re going around telling lesbians that they must believe anyone…

    Kay Green

    April 18, 2023
    Uncategorized
  • Big lies and bad memories

    Big lies and bad memories

    All over the country, former Labour Party activists are filling halls and cinemas to watch Oh Jeremy Corbyn: The Big Lie. I’m not surprised. They were hurt, they were cheated, they were robbed, and it’s healing, to see your story told properly. I don’t seem to have gone along though. I was a CLP officer…

    Kay Green

    April 15, 2023
    activism, Corbyn, Labour, Politics, Uncategorized, women
    Jeremy Corbyn, Oh Jeremy Corbyn, The Big Lie, Tom Watson
  • Mind the gap

    Mind the gap

    This is to all our warrior women who are, understandably, running short of patience – and also, to those who are now saying they’re out of patience with our women. Some are calling it the genderation gap and whilst that’s sometimes true, I will start by pointing out there are plenty of youngsters who saw…

    Kay Green

    April 11, 2023
    activism, Corbyn, Politics, Uncategorized, women
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