Comments by "marie parker" (@marieparker3822) on "Why Can't Politicians Define "Woman"? Do we need 21st century suffragettes to defend women's rights?" video.

It seems to me that there are two distinct groups: sincere Trans people who only want to get on with their lives without bothering other people and live the life that they feel is right for them (they are a tiny minority), and very loud and aggressive people who appear most often not to be Trans themselves but call themselves Trans Activists. These latter call for the physical attack and even death of named women - this seems to be perfectly fine as far as the Police and the CPS are concerned - and have actually deprived some women of their livelihood.
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'No man, therefore no rapist, on the hospital ward.' This was only managed to be disproved because the assault was caught on CCTV.
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Jane Austen: I don't see why Jane Austen and Toni Morrison should be mutually exclusive. They are both great in different ways. Also, the latest bank note: Jane has had a lot of publicity in the past few decades. I wanted Anne Bronte who wrote the politically very important 'The Tenant of Wildfell Hall
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I am probably preaching to the converted here, but Required Reading - 'Trans' by Helen Joyce.
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The Trans Project is a conscious and concerted attack on the very hard-won rights of women. It is unashamedly misogynist and sexist, and also homophobic. These people have no toleration for anyone whom they define as deviating from their party line - which changes day by day - by one iota.
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Re-watching this video, I am disappointed to learn that Emma says she has not heard of Toni Morrison, Professor and Nobel Prizewinner for Literature, also a writer of major importance. Emma also gave the impression that she did not realise that Toni Morrison is a woman.
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Btw, I don't like your title, Emma. 'Newspeak' is what the Critical Race Theorists use: antiracist = racist; equity = unfairness; diversity = an intellectual monoculture, and other Orwellian abuse of language.
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