@Ereshkigalangcleg
I don't quite understand how Creasy and Nokes and Laura Bates and all these other professional "I care about women" women who come to do these gaslighting webchats and see first hand how women are ridiculed and insulted for their concerns, can have the level of cognitive dissonance necessary to believe they're the good ones who are fighting for women.
'How do we get more women into politics?' says Caroline Nokes who started her career by working for her Dad who was an Conservative MEP.
I dunno, stop politics looking like an old boys club or nepotistic because that puts people off.
'How do we get more women into politics?' says Stella Creasy who is degree educated in politics at Cambridge and a career politician.
I dunno, maybe think about grass roots activism and value it and maybe develop apprenticeships for kids who perhaps aren't so academic, but are interested in politics or have active return to work schemes for all parties.
And complete ignore the elephant in the room about giving birth itself and just talk about childcare.
And do a lot more about general work / home life balances - we should be looking at things like dual ticket candidates for a constituency so you have two people who can represent the constituency on a more part time business.
Do more to get rid of patronising old blokes who crush women at local level before they even decide to stand.
Maybe not ostracise and isolate women who are gender critical. Theres some cracking grass roots activists who be brilliant in politics but are too busy dealling with all manner of vexatious court cases and harassment in their workplace. Instead they are viewed as 'the wrong type of woman'.
Try not to completely alienate the female electorate generally.