Tag: Labour Women’s Declaration

• 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

• The gender-critical stance: a review of the basics

  

  ***Long read*** originally written for those thinking about Coming Out on the 19th The core principle: sex and gender There is ‘sex‘ – our species is naturally divided into male and female: not just us though. We are one type of the huge biological group called ‘mammals’. There has never been any doubt. Women and…

  Kay Green

  December 17, 2021

  activism, Politics, Uncategorized, women

  2nd wave feminism, Dr Jane Harris, DSDs, Equalities Act 2010, Fairplay for women, ForWomenScot, Green Party, J K Rowling, Keira Bell, Labour Women’s Declaration, Lesbian and Gay News, Magdalen Berns, Mr Menno, Mumsnet, Queer Theory, sex and gender, Simon Edge, Stonewall, Women’s Place UK

• My last word

  

  …because as fast as I use them, people try and make them mean something else.

  Kay Green

  March 14, 2020

  activism, prejudice, Uncategorized, women

  Alex Drummond, Debbie Hayton, GRA reform, Labour Women’s Declaration, Linda Bellos, Maya Forstater, sex and gender

• Tribes, parties and women’s politics

  

  Being a woman is not just a feeling – and it’s way bigger than a party-politics.

  Kay Green

  February 9, 2020

  activism, Labour, Politics, Uncategorized, women

  Conservative Women’s Pledge, Green Feminists Women and Girls Declaration, Labour Women’s Declaration, Liberal Democrats’ Grassroots Challenge, SNP Women’s Pledge, Women’s Equality Party petition

• What I did at the weekend

  

  That which unites us is greater than that which divides us…

  Kay Green

  February 5, 2020

  activism, economics, Election, Labour, media, Politics, prejudice, Uncategorized, women

  Caroline Criado Perez, Gender, gender pay gap, Invisible women, Kier Starmer, Labour Women’s Declaration, Maya Forestater, Pragna Patel, Rebecca Long-Bailey, Richard Burgon, sex industry, suffragettes, UCL, VAWG, Women’s Budget Group, Women’s Liberation, Women’s Place UK

• House!

  Now no-one can say women’s rights is a mere party political issue.

  Kay Green

  November 25, 2019

  activism, Election, Labour, Politics, Uncategorized, women

  Conservative women, Conservative Women’s Pledge, Equalities Act 2010, Green Feminists Women and Girls Declaration, Green Party women, Labour women, Labour Women’s Declaration, Lib dem grassroots challenge on women’s Sex Based Rights, Lib Dem women, Petition Women’s Equality Party to protect sex-based rights, Sex-based rights, SNP women, SNP Women’s Pledge, WEP women, Woman’s Place UK, women’s rights, WPUK