UK Conservative Party leader @KemiBadenoch explains why she is a “gender critical feminist.”
“To say that you can just self-define as a woman, for me, has no basis whatsoever in reality. When I call myself a ‘feminist,’ it is about equality. I believe women should be able to do… pic.twitter.com/53mmvjECSx
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“To say that you can just self-define as a woman, for me, has no basis whatsoever in reality. When I call myself a ‘feminist,’ it is about equality. I believe women should be able to do the same things as men. It’s about having equal agency and equal power.”
“One of the issues with feminism is that it became too academic and started going down rabbit holes, such as arguing that being a woman is merely a social construct. But no, it isn’t—it’s real, it’s biology. While there are stereotypes and social constructs, being a woman involves a shared experience that connects every woman on the planet.”
“What drives me crazy is seeing how the lives of young, sometimes very young, gay or autistic children are being destroyed in the name of trans activism, which often conflicts with feminism. Many women who call themselves feminists, in my view, are on the wrong side. They don’t understand what they are fighting for.”
“Meeting children and young people who have been effectively sterilized is horrific. How can people allow this to happen and justify it as just a matter of self-definition? I am very, very much against that.”
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Mick Hartley 
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