My labour counsellor looked confused when I talked about women's rights

[Mumofgirlswholiketoplaywithmud]

I had a labour counsellor knock on my door today and I explained how I had always voted Labour and had been a labour party member, but that I was concerned about their stance on women's sex-based rights. He did look at me a bit like I had lost my mind, and said that he wasn't sure that there was any labour position in that area, but then preceded to tell me about all the lovely other policies he was planning. I feel stuck. I would have previously been a mix of labour, with additional votes (if you get more than one choice) going to Greens and lib Dems, but now I feel like a vote for my local councillors is tacitly supporting the central party stance. What are people doing? I feel lost

If I could just vote for lord Hunt then that would be great , but the house of lords doesn't seem to work like that!

I genuinely wonder how much of the tory machine is focused on trying to turn Labour and Green voters by whipping up anger over this issue.

Ive wondered this from time to time, but I’ve watched the Greens become less about environmental issues and more about what’s mindlessly trendy, I asked them about this issue years ago as a member and got no answer, no response at all in fact. The Challenor issue is a matter of record, as is the problem of biological males taking over women’s sports and the increasing lax attitudes around sex work. The WEP never got off the ground, and my Labour MP knows exactly the right lines. As do a few teachers in education and other public sectors I know of. Are you not seeing cultural movements offline for yourself?