Maya you’ve done a very brave thing. This case is so important. The court case has showed clearly the absurdity of your ex employers position. I was very happy to be able to contribute to your crowdfunder. All the very best.
I have had so much support from all over the country & internationally. But I can count on my hands the people I know in the development & NGO sector who have been willing to publicly speak up for me & the principle I am upholding. It always makes me cry. (thank you Paddy)https://twitter.com/CarterPaddy/status/1198207319793917952 …
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Thankyou!
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I don’t mind admitting I’m afraid of losing friends and colleagues over it. Some will say: well if you speak up for hateful bigots, you get what you deserve. That - crazy though it seems to me - is how things stand.
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It's ridiculous how brave you have to be, just to speak up for the ability to have a clear discussion on this; an issue of public policy, an issue in the party manifestos .
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I’m so sorry for the awful position you’ve been put in Maya and very grateful that you decided to challenge institutional misogyny.
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My thoughts exactly. Thank you Maya, on behalf of myself and my gender critical 18yo daughter. You are breaking ground. Lots of love x
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Know that feeling....sort of bereft and let down. And angry.
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That's the one!
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Maya thank you so much for fighting for all of us.
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Legal academics not willing to engage with basic legal issues of definitions. It made me re-assess their ability.
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