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They are trying to appeal to women across the political spectrum, including those who feel "politically homeless", arguing the neither the right nor left truly supports women. This is a tactic to get feminists to work with conservative/right-wing women.pic.twitter.com/FQN4IpF7e0
Check out some of the hashtags, "yogamama", "greatawakening" "homebirth" "transhumanism", "transagenda" etc. Looks to me like they're trying to tap into the alt health, natural birthing and new agey subcultures that that Qanon and the far-right also recruit from.pic.twitter.com/kpBB0PitAE
Also found their fundraising page. There's no record of who's donated, just the amount of $ they've raised so far.pic.twitter.com/C8Ksy83pgP
The more I find out about this planned march, the more I think people need to keep an eye on this. It has the potential to bring a lot of sketchy people together from different transphobic groups. I don't like what I see brewing in the world of organized transphobia.
Especially when people in many different states are trying to pass laws to keep trans girls out of sports, ban or restrict access to pediatric transition, etc. The references to conspiracy theories is especially troubling because people who believe in that stuff can get violent.
Btw, I found out about this march from checking rad fem tumblr. Twenty-something rad fems were promoting it on their blogs.
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