International Women's Day - Speak to your MP

Ah well, it's not that long ago we were saying "We have to keep our children safe - keep Blacks out of our washrooms". Perhaps we can regress that far in this group.

I'm sure some of you know the effects of this sort of protest. There have been a number of cases of bouncers committing indecent assaults on women who "Didn't look female enough". Is that the agenda of older women? Many of us aren't so pretty any more.

Last week I needed the loo but the ladies was out of order and closed. So I went in the mens with my husband standing outside. Told him to tell anyone I was a man today. Hate this sharing space stuff.

As my MP calls his assistant 'Sugar Tits' I somehow don't think it would have much effect..!! ???

On an equalities but not single-sex note I was shocked to read in the paper this morning that women are overlooked in other important ways - one being dummies used in simulating car crashes for testing purposes are always built to a male anatomy, female internal organs being obvs rather different, and some new drugs being calculated for strength / reactions etc only for a 'standard' male body.
Publication of this report may have been linked to International Women's Day, I didn't notice, but with all respect to the OP, just at this moment I would rather my MP was concentrating on other matters.

Thank you for the links and I'll certainly be doing as you suggest.

I always have this excuse (I am identifying as a women today) ready when having to quickly visit the Ladies.

Today is International Women's Day.
I will be meeting with my MP to ask him to write to Penny Mordaunt, Minister for Women & Equalities, asking for clear Government guidance on how the single-sex exemptions in the Equality Act 2010 should be used.

Working links, I hope.

resistersunited.org/visit-your-mp-for-international-womens-day/

www.theyworkforyou.com