Tag: Kiri Tunks

• Four Long Years

  

  It feels like about 200 years ago I stepped down as a Labour Party CLP officer, and got stuck into the women’s rights campaign. Initially, I didn’t have a particularly articulate view of the conflict between women’s legal rights and Stonewall et al’s demands under the title ‘trans rights’, but I did have a very […]

  kaygreen10

  June 16, 2022

  activism, Hastings, Labour, Politics, prejudice, Uncategorized, women

  A Woman's Place UK, Hastings and Rye CLP, Hastings Borough Council, Jeni Harvey, Jeremy Corbyn, Kiri Tunks, Kristina Harrison, Labour Party, Labour Party Conference 2019, Megan Dobney, Nadia Whittome, Philippa Harvey, Women's Liberation Conference, Zara Sultana

• Prepare to support your trans comrades

  

  ***long read*** No, I am not saying be ‘a trans ally’. That’s identity-politics nonsense, it’s being partisan, it’s like joining a football supporters’ club – but the thing is, the wheels really have come off Stonewall’s #NoDebate train in their self-ID/queer theory/gender-ideology campaign, and it’s time to re-assess the situation. It’s a real shame it […]

  kaygreen10

  April 9, 2022

  activism, media, Politics, prejudice, women

  FiLiA, Hadley Freeman, Jluie Bindel, Kiri Tunks, Kristina Harrison, Megan Dobney, Palestine, Rojava, Ruth Hunt, Stonewall, WAST

• Dear Labour Party…

  

  A message to Labour Party members about the current conflict over ‘sex’ and ‘gender’

  kaygreen10

  September 25, 2019

  activism, Labour, Politics, prejudice, Uncategorized, women

  Dani Ahrens, Feminism, Kay Green, Kiri Tunks, Labour Conference 2019, Onjali Rauf, socialism, Woman’s Place UK