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The protests may have stopped now. Presumably the protestors have realised this is not a good lookhttps://www.theargus.co.uk/news/17923150.hundreds-protesters-picket-womens-rights-meeting-hours/ …
But the fact that it is unincorporated groups like @Womans_Place_UK @fairplaywomen @Transgendertrd @MakeMoreNoise2 @WNTTgra @let_woman that are holding these meetings makes them easy to smear as "hate groups" 
"bigots" "funded by the right wing" etc...(they are not)
Volunteer security have been brilliant at making these meetings safe, and making them feel safe @GetTheLOutUKpic.twitter.com/SMBihGsQ6O
But the other thing that can make it "safe" to have these conversations is when established civil society organisations say that it is OK to talk.... and not OK for women to be doxxed, threatened, intimidated etc.... That means showing up.
I hope that more established groups, and people with jobs at orgs that say they stand for women's rights will engage with the debate in 2020 -- starting at the WPUK meeting. Retweet the event, buy a ticket, show up, listen, speak, refuse to apologise for being there!
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