The abuse that Harriet Harman has been getting - and the Fawcett Society- on Twitter over the weekend is incredible. Immediate snide comments from various people, many men (eg Irvine Welsh) just looking to start a row..
It cuts both way. In fact - from the outside looking in- it cuts one way more than the other but that may be my Twitter algorithms.
I genuinely think in this debate you can never please either side- and most of the people in the middle are utterly oblivious. ALL of these sides include women.
I'm reading Eve winner of the women's prize for non fiction. I am finding it really fascinating . Some women have dismissed it out of hand because she includes trans women in ehr book : but actually , that bit is really interesting. Anyone, I recommend it , although it's very scientific. But it does definitely foreground the idea that science is not factual and ever changing. Science in itself is heavily ideological and very patriarchal.
I think this thread shows that we can find a consensus on many things and disagree on others - surely we aren't stuck in a rut where we think all women must have the same thoughts? Or that some are wrong and some are right!