Maya Forstater

It is not setting Twitter (or anywhere) alight. Scroll through the tweets on the hashtag. These professional orgs are lucky if they get 30 likes and 10 RTs on a post.

Its not like twitter is not full of women who are angry (really angry!) and motivated about these issues. Perhaps the communications people are scratching their heads and wondering why they are not getting more engagement.

I'll tell you for free: Its because individually & collectively you have lost the trust of your base, by not standing up for the definition of women: for rights under the Equality Act as a sex, ability to talk about the issue of sex self ID & single sex services without fear

What does the ‘Manifesto for Women and Girls’ say about the question over the definition of woman, and single sex services? .....A question that features in the main party manifestos and is currently controversial and politically very live. ....? Nothing.

There is a session on "Courageous Conversations: Having inclusion conversations that matter in the workplace... that will begin to identify the behaviours that get in the way of courageous conversations." Led by an organisation that calls us cis-gendered. <hollow laugh>

I don't think it is going to address what happened to @Docstockk @8RosarioSanchez @rachelara @selina_todd, & all the women who have told me they are scared to speak up publicly. Doxxing, bullying, vexatious complaints, disciplinaries. Those behaviours?.... No i didn't think so.

I know not all these orgs agree w self ID & allowing males into womens services. And there are internal differences. but if you listen publicly it sounds like there is no issue at all. Where are the reports on the issues & Qs? Where are the roundtables & conference panels?