www.cambridge-news.co.uk/News/Cambridge-politician-Sarah-Brown-reveals-mental-health-crisis-as-she-tells-blogger-to-suck-my-formaldehyde-pickled-balls-20140529065800.htm Sarah Brown makes a comment with allusions of sexual assault to a blogger wrongly assumed to have written a particular blog.
Not offensive?
Feminist?
www.vice.com/read/i-love-wolf-whistles-and-catcalls-am-i-a-bad-feminist Paris Lees encourages men to catcall women because Paris personally enjoys it.
Not offensive?
Feminist?
www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2011/aug/16/bondage-bdsm-consensual-slavery Jane Fae argues women don't have a right to give birth without being reminded of men's sadistic sexual practices.
Not offensive?
Feminist?
Janet Mock speaks about child prostitution (well, men paying to sexually abuse children) as being liberatory, powerful, part of the journey to womanhood.
Not offensive?
Feminist?
msmagazine.com/blog/2012/04/18/trans-feminism-theres-no-conundrum-about-it/ Julia Serano advocates that feminism develops in ' a move away from viewing sexism as an overly simplistic, unilateral form of oppression, where men are the oppressors and women are the oppressed, end of story'
Not offensive (when women have worked very hard to have sex-based oppression acknowledged at all?)
Feminist?
Kate Bornstein's written hideously iffy things about consent to sex but I can't find them online.
Is there a trans speaker who hasn't said offensive things publicly?
And does this mean women have the power to ensure they're no-platformed for their anti-feminism? Should we do this, if we could?
I don't think they should headline lesbian marches though - that's for sure.