RT @camradfems: A huge congratulations to @JoPhoenix1 and @runthinkwrite on the launch of the Open University Gender Critical Research Network. If you haven’t yet, make sure to watch our conversation with Jo from our Replatforming Deplatformed Women ...
RT @glosswitch: Women who experience abuse - whether in the home, or online - aren't asking for it. Not even if they express ideas that are likely to provoke rage. They don't love a punch up, unlike you. They don't hurt less than you. The ensuing ...
RT @glosswitch: I am sick of the assumption that women who put themselves on the line are less vulnerable, more up for a fight, less thoughtful, wilfully indulging in provocation. They are judged by the response of others towards them, like so many ...
RT @JonnyWorst: One thing I've learned over the last three years is that there are so many bad-faith, dishonest, conniving little bastards that will try to destroy your reputation, you might as well say what you mean and be hung for a sheep rather ...
RT @DAaronovitch: @fionamac2017 @ayeshahazarika There’s no answer I can usefully make to that. Just to add that the ‘important point’ of denial of open debate strikes me as being a central point in the way this issue became a horror. And this denial ...
RT @ClaireShrugged: Chimamanda’s essay on grief was an exquisite book. I would love it if she expanded this one too, or for it to be printed as part of a collection. Because it deserves to be preserved.
RT @8RosarioSanchez: Can you imagine the leadership of a black or disability rights charity publicly bragging about not engaging with a pressing issue in their field with: "yes I do want the fancy role but x topic is scary and I'm pretty cowardly"? ...
Give it up for Joni: https://t.co/3eDXji...
RT @JoPhoenix1: And we are exceptionally pleased you are too! https://t.co/dIApD6...
I think it needs saying here that what happened re Fawcett not giving a statement about the @MForstater case is that the interim CEO told the board she would resign if they put one out. So they didn't.
1/2 I used to work in the Domestic Violence Unit of a North London police station, and my nickname for one of the coppers was "Sixof". Whenever he came back from a domestic violence call out where the female victim had been drinking and swearing and ...
RT @HadleyFreeman: And if you're scared to report what you have found to be true, maybe you shouldn't be in journalism. Really, what's the point?
RT @HadleyFreeman: If you're scared to say your opinion, maybe you shouldn't write opinion pieces
RT @GoonerProf: So I got a promotion to the next professorial zone. Why? Because I work hard and am good at my job. I'm tweeting about this to the people asking my employers to fire me, blacklisting me, putting me in a place where my mental and ...
RT @oliviajhartley: The July issue of @TheCriticMag has just gone to press. Contributors include: @sarahditum, @moveincircles, James Orr, @bindelj, @RobDotHutton, @patrick_kidd, @aljwhite and many more — it will be with subscribers and on the ...
RT @VictoriaPeckham: @SusannaRustin @Dorianlynskey Some people side-step it for more basic reasons: because they’re cowards.
RT @HadleyFreeman: It's quite something to see the same people who refused to defend female colleagues when they were attacked for wrongthink about sex and gender now tweeting their support for Chimamanda's great piece. How the winds change
Throughout history, feminists have fought to change man-made law and to end male violence. Often, we win: The long fight to criminalise rape in marriage https://t.co/62EKUT... via @AJEnglish ...
This is almost unbearably painful and so, so important: https://t.co/VO1oPC...