"Feminist Campaigners Talk Back" event in Bristol on the 25th [Edited by MNHQ]

[SupportHuman]

Here - the speakers look great :) Helen Steel, Pragna Patel, Beatrix Campbell, Karen Ingala-Smith, and Erandi Barbera Moreno.

Anyone else going?

Ooh! I'll have a think.

25th, not 23rd!

Oh bollocks

I'll report it and ask MNHQ to change the title!

Oooh thanks MNHQ that was fast!

I'm going. Will be my first GC event, looks like a stellar line up. Trying to pluck up the courage to invite some friends along but they're all libfems and am worried they'll turn up, see the blue fringes outside with their terf and swerf signs and it'll all be too much for them.

Do you think it will get picketed? I mean I know they're all GC women speaking and that can never be permitted but the event has basically nothing to do with trans issues, it's about ending violence against women and girls and you'd have to be a complete prick to try and disrupt that. Especially on the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women.

(NB I am aware that there are many many complete pricks out there but it would be a spectacular own goal wouldn't it?)

I really hope not but it's Bristol so you never know. On International Women's Day earlier this year there was a big crowd of people with drums and signs shouting "transwomen are women" at confused passers-by in Bristol city centre.

Bristol is the home of the wokerati. It’s own science centre completely conflates sex and gender

What a lineup! Got my ticket!

Woooot 🎊🎉 Do we need some sort of MN handshake?

@SupportHuman blink twice with your left eye. haven't seen any protest, so should be fine. Looks like a who's who of male violence activism!

We Are In! No blue haired screamers outside

Where is it? Lost on campus!!

Wills Memorial Building (the really tall one) - security check on the door and they will tell you where to go!

Who went then? What did you think?

It was live-streamed. I only realised in time for Bea Campbell (who was absolutely stunning) but I imagine that all of the footage will be put up on SM at some point. Well worth watching if so - WTB are a great organisation, standing up for actual women in the midst of the Bristol wokery.

It was really fantastic, I'm so glad I dragged myself out of the house for it!

Might try and get along to some of the WTB meetings too.