Monday: happy international women’s day! Women should feel empowered to call out bullying and abuse. Tuesday: how dare a woman speak out about something that’s had a huge impact on her mental health? Wednesday: if women choose to walk home alone then they put themselves at risk.

Like so many women on here, I‘m thinking about Sarah Everard, her family and friends. That could have been any of us. There’s so much emphasis on teaching girls how “to be safe” as though that will protect us, when really we need a different conversation: how to end male violence

If you haven’t... - text a mate ‘I’m home’ - crossed a road to avoid someone - called & said ‘chat to me for 5’ - noted a cab/car reg - got your keys out in prep - locked your car door immediately - held your breath until you’re past someone ...then you’re a man #SarahEverard

every woman knows it’s not all men. but we don’t know WHICH men. so we stay wary of ALL men. it’s not rocket science

We know it's #notallmen who are unsafe, but its #allwomen who feel unsafe

Men are quick to say it’s not all men, then turn a blind eye when it’s their mate sexually assaulting girls on a night out

“Not all men” but certainly this fucking guy

if you’re a man that’s offended by this movement right now that’s a guilty conscience. you’re upset because you’re now just realising that things you thought were okay are classed as harassment/assault. that’s on you. not us.

what an image from VICE UK.

The #PoliceCrackdownBill bill is being rammed through parliament this week. It is authoritarianism at its absolute worst and contains draconian measures to curb the right to peaceful protest. #ClaphamCommon showed why this legislation must be prevented. politics.co.uk/comment/2021/0…

all jokes aside the idea of a gay agenda doesn’t make sense. if someone influences you to suck cock you probably already wanted to suck cock.

Let me get this straight: The Supreme Court says states cannot decide how to regulate guns—yet only the states can decide how to regulate a woman’s body.