So wish I was heading to Glasgow today, pesky kids! Stay safe if you’re going, we will not be weesht!
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I love her, I really do!
Well done to all the Tattlers in Scotland turning out to support women today.
Looks like a bigger turnout than the last event in London but it's noticeable that more and more are rallying to the cause every time there is an event.
I've been trying to watch on YouTube but the streaming keeps glitching.
Looks like a bigger turnout than the last event in London but it's noticeable that more and more are rallying to the cause every time there is an event.
I've been trying to watch on YouTube but the streaming keeps glitching.
They've dropped the second camera in the stream so the sound is steadier 
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The second camera back online and the sound has gone completely. Oh dear...
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The second camera back online and the sound has gone completely. Oh dear...
Ye canny shove yer granny/mammy/sister/daughter/wife/aunty aff the bus. WE SHALL NOT BE MOVED!
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Cringe TRA physically assaulting someone over a sign that hurt their feelings
Seems happy.
So the police see that and do…What?
Cringe TRA physically assaulting someone over a sign that hurt their feelings
Caught on camera , so the police cannot back out of it by " looking the other way" etc.....
Just proves most normal people do have common sense, regardless of how politicians and sections of the media are
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Imagine this was the other way round?!
Here’s some pics I got. Met so many amazing women, including a lovely lady who came up from Manchester.
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How did it go? Hopefully mostly peaceful. I couldn’t go as planned unfortunately. Great to see it was such a good turnout.
Can't seem to link the comment but there is a post in the Glasgow subreddit about todays protest. Someone left a comment to say they were the furry who turned up 
the bleeping state of this grown man.
Any excuse to get some of that misogyny out!
"TERFs do not speak for all women" maybe not but they sure as hell speak for a lot of us!
the bleeping state of this grown man.Any excuse to get some of that misogyny out!
"TERFs do not speak for all women" maybe not but they sure as hell speak for a lot of us!
That pitiful trannie counter protest didn't amount to anything I see which is great. And only one furry pervert could be arsed to turn up in the end?
Just catching up on the livestream from Glasgow the now, what an amazing turn out! If I wasn’t working I’d have went into town. But so happy to see such a huge crowd and that people are starting to realise what’s going on.
Totally deluded whoever/whatever you are in your Halloween costume.Can't seem to link the comment but there is a post in the Glasgow subreddit about todays protest. Someone left a comment to say they were the furry who turned up
Any excuse to get some of that misogyny out!
"TERFs do not speak for all women" maybe not but they sure as hell speak for a lot of us!
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Another thing...
The brave women AND men who were out supporting Kellie Jay and the other speakers today didn't need to hide their faces!
Really well! The TRAs were kept well away from us, they’re actually a pitiful sight with the walkers and sticks. They’ll be lucky to see 50.
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Was heartening to see a lot of men there today, we need their support too.
This is fantastic news
Via Fair Play for Women
A win for Raquel Rosario Sanchez.
Feminist student societies can exclude transgender women, university students’ union chiefs have admitted after “landmark” legal action.
Bristol Students’ Union (SU) caused anger by disciplining Women Talk Back (WTB), its own feminist group, for excluding male-born trans women from talks on rape and sexual assault.
The society had hosted women-only meetings at the University of Bristol to discuss male violence and argued that the presence of trans women could make attendees fearful of speaking out. However, a student later complained.
Following an investigation, in Feb 2021 Bristol SU demanded that Raquel Rosario Sanchez, its president, stand down before banning her from leadership posts for two years and ordering an “equality, diversity and inclusion” course for the society.
In response, four members of WTB took legal action, arguing in Bristol County Court papers that Bristol SU had “denied them their rights under the Equality Act, discriminated against the claimants, subjected them to detriments, treated them less favourably, harassed and victimised them”.
Now, Bristol SU has backed down and admitted that “affiliated clubs and societies may lawfully offer single-sex services and be constituted as single-sex associations” under the Equality Act.
In an out-of-court settlement this month, the students’ union confirmed that it “understands that Women Talk Back was seeking to operate in this way” and “WTB could, should they wish to do so, re-apply for affiliation to the Union on that basis”.
Bristol SU’s statement added: “In doing so, WTB would set out in their constitution the Equality Act 2010 definition of ‘women’ being ‘a female of any age’ instead of the byelaws definition.”
This marked an about-turn for Bristol SU chiefs, who had initially told the society that their byelaw definition of women, “all who self-define as women”, meant they “do not allow a group to restrict their membership to cisgender women” so they could not be single-sex.
On Saturday, WTB hailed the “landmark” outcome for setting a legal precedent for universities across the UK which “make it easier for women like us in academia to breathe”.
Ms Rosario Sanchez, who is also a PhD student at the University of Bristol’s Centre for Gender and Violence Research, told The Telegraph: “Trans activists in academia thought we would wither away if only they bullied and intimidated us enough. But we refused to cower, disassemble or quit.
“Through our experience, we’ve inspired the first recognition of single-sex societies as lawful in academia. Our story is about young women using their voice to make positive change that benefits all students, regardless of sex.”
‘A step forward’
The society, which has 73 registered members and has had hundreds more attend its meetings, crowdfunded £52,000 for its legal action.
Elizabeth McGlone, a solicitor at Didlaw who represented WTB, told The Telegraph: “WTB and BSU reached agreement earlier this month with BSU recognising that WTB was seeking to operate as a single-sex service in accordance within the lawful exceptions under the Equality Act 2010.
“BSU has updated its guidance on affiliation and reaffiliation as a result of this case.
“I consider this is a step forward in respect of the protection of single-sex spaces which, in specific circumstances are lawful under the Equality Act 2010, on the basis they are a proportionate means of achieving a legitimate aim, such as privacy or prevention of trauma.”
Trans activism in campus
It was the latest clash between gender-critical feminists and Left-wing activists on British campuses.
In 2019, Bristol SU backed proposals to ban visiting speakers who are judged to be “Terfs”, a term regarded as a slur for trans-exclusionary radical feminists.
Last year, The Telegraph revealed how the women-only Swansea University Feminist Society had been “purged by trans activists” for supporting women’s sex-based rights, with its email accounts shut down and members quitting for their safety.
This prompted Toby Young, the founder of the Free Speech Union, to warn that “the gradual erasure of feminist societies in Britain’s universities is a national scandal”.
www.telegraph.co.uk
Via Fair Play for Women
A win for Raquel Rosario Sanchez.
Feminist student societies can exclude transgender women, university students’ union chiefs have admitted after “landmark” legal action.
Bristol Students’ Union (SU) caused anger by disciplining Women Talk Back (WTB), its own feminist group, for excluding male-born trans women from talks on rape and sexual assault.
The society had hosted women-only meetings at the University of Bristol to discuss male violence and argued that the presence of trans women could make attendees fearful of speaking out. However, a student later complained.
Following an investigation, in Feb 2021 Bristol SU demanded that Raquel Rosario Sanchez, its president, stand down before banning her from leadership posts for two years and ordering an “equality, diversity and inclusion” course for the society.
In response, four members of WTB took legal action, arguing in Bristol County Court papers that Bristol SU had “denied them their rights under the Equality Act, discriminated against the claimants, subjected them to detriments, treated them less favourably, harassed and victimised them”.
Now, Bristol SU has backed down and admitted that “affiliated clubs and societies may lawfully offer single-sex services and be constituted as single-sex associations” under the Equality Act.
In an out-of-court settlement this month, the students’ union confirmed that it “understands that Women Talk Back was seeking to operate in this way” and “WTB could, should they wish to do so, re-apply for affiliation to the Union on that basis”.
Bristol SU’s statement added: “In doing so, WTB would set out in their constitution the Equality Act 2010 definition of ‘women’ being ‘a female of any age’ instead of the byelaws definition.”
This marked an about-turn for Bristol SU chiefs, who had initially told the society that their byelaw definition of women, “all who self-define as women”, meant they “do not allow a group to restrict their membership to cisgender women” so they could not be single-sex.
On Saturday, WTB hailed the “landmark” outcome for setting a legal precedent for universities across the UK which “make it easier for women like us in academia to breathe”.
Ms Rosario Sanchez, who is also a PhD student at the University of Bristol’s Centre for Gender and Violence Research, told The Telegraph: “Trans activists in academia thought we would wither away if only they bullied and intimidated us enough. But we refused to cower, disassemble or quit.
“Through our experience, we’ve inspired the first recognition of single-sex societies as lawful in academia. Our story is about young women using their voice to make positive change that benefits all students, regardless of sex.”
‘A step forward’
The society, which has 73 registered members and has had hundreds more attend its meetings, crowdfunded £52,000 for its legal action.
Elizabeth McGlone, a solicitor at Didlaw who represented WTB, told The Telegraph: “WTB and BSU reached agreement earlier this month with BSU recognising that WTB was seeking to operate as a single-sex service in accordance within the lawful exceptions under the Equality Act 2010.
“BSU has updated its guidance on affiliation and reaffiliation as a result of this case.
“I consider this is a step forward in respect of the protection of single-sex spaces which, in specific circumstances are lawful under the Equality Act 2010, on the basis they are a proportionate means of achieving a legitimate aim, such as privacy or prevention of trauma.”
Trans activism in campus
It was the latest clash between gender-critical feminists and Left-wing activists on British campuses.
In 2019, Bristol SU backed proposals to ban visiting speakers who are judged to be “Terfs”, a term regarded as a slur for trans-exclusionary radical feminists.
Last year, The Telegraph revealed how the women-only Swansea University Feminist Society had been “purged by trans activists” for supporting women’s sex-based rights, with its email accounts shut down and members quitting for their safety.
This prompted Toby Young, the founder of the Free Speech Union, to warn that “the gradual erasure of feminist societies in Britain’s universities is a national scandal”.
Feminist student societies in universities ‘can exclude trans women’
Bristol Students’ Union chiefs back down in row after being sued for disciplining its own female-only group over single-sex policy
A few more comments from the Glasgow subreddit post from todays protests.
What the duck are they even talking about. Someone asked if they thought that Adam the rapist was part of a "maligned group of people" and the reply is complete waffle about how we need to stop thinking of gender as a binary.
Thick as tit.
Totally acceptable and normal to say TERFs are "bleeping scum" though.
What the duck are they even talking about. Someone asked if they thought that Adam the rapist was part of a "maligned group of people" and the reply is complete waffle about how we need to stop thinking of gender as a binary.
Thick as tit.
Totally acceptable and normal to say TERFs are "bleeping scum" though.
I see a lot of the hangers on, who thought this was a fun cause to rally to, have melted away since recent events.
My mate's dimwitted 'activist' wife usually posts obsessively about this on her socials, to little response, has not said a word since it all blew up.
My mate's dimwitted 'activist' wife usually posts obsessively about this on her socials, to little response, has not said a word since it all blew up.
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