Michael Briggs (Oxford Sociology Professor)'
'Free speech at Oxford:
Do women have the right to meet to discuss legislation?'
(extracts)
"Perversely, the violence and intimidation inflicted by transgender activists is then used to portray themselves as victims. Woman’s Place cannot announce their meetings in advance because the venue will be harassed, and so transgender activists portray it as a secretive organization"
"Campaigns of harassment and intimidation have become staple tools of transgender activism in the last fifteen years"
Feminists have never attempted to harass or intimidate transgender activists who wish to change the law. To my knowledge, it has never been the case that people who want to uphold the legal status quo and to oppose proposed legislation have been delegitimized as a hate group. In 1908, the Woman’s Social and Political Union could advertise meetings in advance and hold them without security measures. But Woman’s Place UK cannot in 2018...
Transgender activism poses a grave threat to freedom of speech."
full article:
users.ox.ac.uk/~sfos0060/FreeSpeechOxford.pdf