When Belfast’s publicly funded arts festival, Féile an Phobail, decided to cancel a panel organised by the community group Women’s Rights Network Northern Ireland, it reckoned without the strength, resilience and fury of rebellious women.
Great fight back against this crescendo of resistance to the Supreme Court ruling - one need only look (if you can bear to do so) at the Good Law Project webpage to see how everything focuses on destroying that Supreme Court ruling in practice (and therefore concentrates on the EHRC guidelines -- though the rationale offered is one of the most incomprehensively convoluted pile of nonsense ever). As you say, what are the rights of women against men who want to play at being women (and academics who are determined to assert their intellectual vanity). For some reason Jason Arday is mixed up with this outfit - you might have thought that after everything he would steer clear of such a group.
Excellent stuff.
Well done WRN NI.
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Dusty
So glad the conference went ahead and was a great success after all that stupid shenanigans.
Good luck Belfast and all of the Irish sex realists.
Great fight back against this crescendo of resistance to the Supreme Court ruling - one need only look (if you can bear to do so) at the Good Law Project webpage to see how everything focuses on destroying that Supreme Court ruling in practice (and therefore concentrates on the EHRC guidelines -- though the rationale offered is one of the most incomprehensively convoluted pile of nonsense ever). As you say, what are the rights of women against men who want to play at being women (and academics who are determined to assert their intellectual vanity). For some reason Jason Arday is mixed up with this outfit - you might have thought that after everything he would steer clear of such a group.
Arday must feel at home with the genderwoo crowd because everything he’s said about his life are lies