In this episode, Meghan Murphy speaks with Katy Worley, also known as DJ Lippy, about the argument that feminists must only ally with the left, not the right.
Tag: the left
Right wing men don’t understand why gender critical feminists are angry with them.
Competitive sport is about competition, and showcasing the best of the best, not creating a space for everyone to feel warm and fuzzy because they are permitted to participate.
I’m a little late, as always. There are a few things I am good at, but time management is not among them. Yesterday was our birthday. I was running around like a…
Feminism has to be non-partisan, because the left has demonstrated for decades they want nothing to do with our fight.
The male centred progressive left has successfully made woman-hating trendy.
The woke left don’t believe their own hype, and the sooner you get honest, the sooner you get free.
Meghan Murphy interviews lesbian feminist Julia Beck about coming out, fighting sex self-identification, the Equality Act, and working within — and without — the system.
Women warned the media, politicians, activists, and the public about the repercussions of gender identity ideology and legislation, and now that those repercussions are being played out in real time, those warned remain silent.
Free speech should not be taken for granted; it should be defended vigorously.
BC NDP vice president Morgane Oger intends to compile a McCarthyist-style list of political dissidents. Why is the party staying silent?
Meghan Murphy speaks with Kathleen Stock and Natasha Chart about the contentious question of whether feminists should engage with or work with right wing individuals or groups.
A growing number of feminists have raised alarm about their Twitter accounts being blocked by the British Columbia Teachers’ Federation and its president.
The male-centered left has shown its hand in attempting to no-platform Dr Caroline Norma, a feminist who campaigns against sexual exploitation and violence against women and girls.
I don’t want to choose between the left and the right, I want to engage in critical thought, challenge myself, and form my own opinions.