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  • Early morning picket line

    Early morning picket line

    Having a busy day on, I decided to visit today’s RMT picket in Hastings before I got started — of course, 7.30 in the morning isn’t particularly early to most of our key workers. On the way to the station, I noticed some newly decorated lamp posts… … don’t forget, the strikes and demos you…

    Kay Green

    August 18, 2022
    activism, Hastings, Politics, Uncategorized
    Cost-of-living crisis, Peoples Assembly, RMT
  • The Goldilocks Zone

    The Goldilocks Zone

    This is a road-map of the “sex-based rights v gender-identity” conversation that’s raging out there… What? Oh – apparently, a lot of people haven’t really had that conversation yet, beyond a few comments on stories in the press. Okay sisters, we have a job to do… Otherwise known as the “Circumstellar Habitable Zone”, there is…

    Kay Green

    August 17, 2022
    activism, Politics, Uncategorized, women
  • The met office told me to do it

    The met office told me to do it

    I feel a bit of a fool. Our house has never, to my knowledge, been flooded. It sits on a hill that runs in places at a 45 degree angle down to the town. Nevertheless I’ve spent the last hour taking precious things off bottom shelves and shoving them into higher shelves and now everything…

    Kay Green

    August 15, 2022
    Uncategorized
    Met Office
  • To a good man

    To a good man

    You know that cry, “It’s not all men”? Actually, it is all men. I know it, and I know you can’t entirely solve it – not alone, anyway, and men aren’t brought up to be good at thinking together. It would help if more men could get their heads round exactly what it is they…

    Kay Green

    August 14, 2022
    activism, media, Politics, prejudice, Uncategorized, women
    @moleatthedoor, Engels, Equality Act 2010, I Joan, J K Rowling, Labour Party, Salman Rushdie, Simon Edge, teen pregnancy, Vicky Miller
  • Should we be worrying about what the kids are doing on Tiktok?

    Should we be worrying about what the kids are doing on Tiktok?

    Archie Battersbee was not the first to die as a result of a social-media-based challenge, so it’s not surprising that lots of people have been asking that question this week. I know without asking that my daughter would tell me no, it doesn’t matter what platform you get information by, it’s what information you’re getting.…

    Kay Green

    August 13, 2022
    media
    Facebook, Tiktok, Twitter
  • I’ve been and gone and done it now

    I’ve been and gone and done it now

    Five years of frustration, trying to get “the left” to sort out the appalling ignorance of lefty MPs, activists and groups on the women’s rights issue, on what’s happening to vulnerable women and girls, and to our kids – now, finally, the problems we’ve been trying to amplify have “gone mainstream”. Most people at least…

    Kay Green

    August 9, 2022
    activism, Labour, media, Politics, prejudice, women
    Mandy Clare, Resistance TV
  • Faux democracy

    Faux democracy

    Jeremy Corbyn lost a fair bit of his loyal following immediately after the Brexit vote because he stood there and told reporters we should now action Article 50 (I think it was called) and start the Brexit process. He lost quite a bit more in the following weeks, when he was asked questions about the…

    Kay Green

    August 6, 2022
    activism, Corbyn, economics, Election, Labour, media, Politics
    Brexit, Dontpay, Jeremy Corbyn, The Guardian
  • Left, right and left behind

    Left, right and left behind

    This article is, ultimately, about the row about ‘drag’ (!) which I think offers a good opportunity to think about the left/right confusion in the women’s campaign… Is ‘queer theory’ left wing? Is ‘gender critical’ theory right wing? How many people are sufficiently academic, sufficiently fond of critical reading and sufficiently practiced in critical thinking…

    Kay Green

    August 4, 2022
    activism, Politics, prejudice, Uncategorized, women
    Drag Queen Story Hour, Stand up to Racism
  • Hey Stonewall, don’t worry – I’ve had an idea!

    Hey Stonewall, don’t worry – I’ve had an idea!

    Stonewall – the organisation that lesbian and gay people formed to fight for the right of same-sex attracted people to live full lives, just like everyone else: they weren’t about right or left, they weren’t progressive or conservative or religious or humanist any more than anyone else was. They were just same-sex attracted people who…

    Kay Green

    July 30, 2022
    media, Politics, prejudice
    Allison Bailey, LGB Alliance, Stonewall
  • How the gender identity industry broke society

    How the gender identity industry broke society

    This is a companion piece to an article I published a couple of days ago. It’s here, if you’d like to read it first… People didn’t mean to destroy the atmosphere by building a life that depended on the petrol engine. People didn’t mean to create the slave-driving gig-economy by pressurising each other to join…

    Kay Green

    July 27, 2022
    Uncategorized
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