Women's Rights and the Labour Party

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Any Labour Party women who want to find out more about the women in the Labour Party who are fighting for women to have a voice in the Labour Party when it comes to talking about our sex-based rights please come along to our free webinar. www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/lwd-speaking-up-for-womens-rights-in-the-labour-party-tickets-121569506667?fbclid=IwAR1KRWwW6uCWQjXYyHRPugZ6v8RZ4iBxQ0-EHnTxZ05Nx9_LgiI66kIuZbM

I'm not in the Labour Party, but I hope there's a good turnout for this.

I'm not a member but Labour have lost my vote. I've got Dr. Rosena as my MP and I've voted for her in the last 2 elections, but I won't again unless she convinces me that she stands up for women's rights. Seems doubtful given that she has never mentioned women's rights in the million or so tweets she sends out, plus she has signed that ridiculous pledge.

I'll never forget #ExpelMe and their response to it.

The mere words "Labour Party" now fill me with rage and despair.

Good Luck!

Is there anyone in the Labour Party fighting for women's sex-based rights? Because I thought they all got expelled or rejected?
kareningalasmith.com/2020/06/27/why-i-was-rejected-for-labour-party-membership-and-my-response/

Reminder that this event is happening today at 7:30pm.

All are welcome. I've signed up to hear more about what's happening behind the scenes.

Ooo which MPs are speaking?

No 300 members resigned in protest of Labour's stance of inclusion of transgender women on women's shortlist when Peto was selected for a all women shortlist (AWS) parliamentary seat. Those same 300 said they resigned when Peto was elected on an AWS as chair of LGBT Labour.
Chair of LGBT Labour is up for re-election at the end of this month twitter.com/LGBTLabour/status/1314882405715640322
there are rumours that Rosie Duffield might stand or Debbie Hayton but both would need to comply with rules on self-definition as LGBT+ to qualify.