Their "Protest Lab" is a creative space for individuals, communities and organisations to use to "share and develop their views and ideas for creative action"pic.twitter.com/PwEIWkADVJ
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Maybe they could revisit. Take a little longer and share their findings on their site -- is the definition of woman too hostile to be displayed in public in a museum exhibit on protests, or was the initial decision perhaps wrong (there is no shame in reconsidering)
They could write about which external advisors they consulted, and what they concluded about the intent of the material and what it represents. And yes they could think about using this as an opportunity to use the experimental protest lab for sparking debate and thinking.
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This would be simply following their own procedures for these cases. It's extremely worrying that freedom of speech is being curtailed in this way in the UK today. The
@PHMMcr is the last space where this should be happening! -
Also if they disagree with this definition of woman, how do they define woman? (e.g. in the context of protecting woman's rights, which they say they do) ..... What is a Woman?
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