www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2022/03/26/controversy-hits-governments-first-global-lgbt-conference-stonewall/
Sir John Hayes, a former Cabinet Office minister told the S. Telegraph that it is odd that the Government had given Stonewall a whip hand in organising the Safe To Be Me conference in June - the largest event of its kind, with worldwide policymakers gathering to tackle discrimination and promote legislative reform and equal rights.
Sir John said that it was odd that not withstanding its understandable purpose it is being dictated by the very people that much of the homosexual community no longer believes is working their interests.
Eighteen officials across three government departments are planning the event, headed by Liz Truss, who has called for Whitehall to cut ties with Stonewall's diversity training.
Kate Harris, co-founder of LGB Alliance said it appeared that "only those who promote gender identity ideology are involved in conference planning".
The S. Telegraph also has a feature by Zoe Strimpnel headed "Left-wingers used to champion women - now they appear to have abandoned them"
www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2022/03/26/inconvenient-truth-cannot-roll-play-dead-existence-women/
She said it was not at all surprising that women have been abandoned by the left. "After all, the Left has a long history of misogyny: in 1970 the women's liberation movement burst out of the frustration of socialist women tired of being treated as third-class citizens, there mainly to serve tea, provide sexual favours and have their ideas pinched by their beardy comrades."
As a second wave feminist I can attest to the truth of that - as indeed did Doris Lessing in her biography.