This is true & exactly the problem. The public face of Irish feminism is made up almost entirely of middle-class women who’ve never visited a loved one in prison, never mind done a stint of their own. That shouldn’t be a reason 4 them to dismiss ...
RT @LimerickToday: What do you think? Are gender-neutral toilets for secondary schools a good idea? ...
Well look at this - one word about the women in Limerick Prison and Róisín Ingle restricts me from seeing her tweets. Cowardice in action. Feminism me hoop. @roisiningle https://t.co/2z96ND...
Tell that to the women in Limerick Prison, locked up with homicidal male sex offenders, with the full imprimatur of Irish ‘feminism’. If you haven’t got the feminist consciousness to be ashamed of yourselves you’ve no feminism at all. ...
I am very serious about this. I know South American women who put on bullet proof vests to go about their activism, South African women who fought their way off Cape Town street corners & women from the Philippines who’ve been fighting industrial ...
As someone involved in international activism for the last ten years, having seen so many examples of feminist courage in action around the world, I am straightforwardly ashamed of what passes for feminism in the Irish mainstream. It is fucking ...
Róisín Ingle wasn’t missing the point - she was swerving so hard to avoid it if she was in a car she’d have lost her licence. - If you haven’t the guts to speak truth to this issue @roisiningle the most dignified thing you can do is keep your gob ...
Róisín Ingle on lockdown so long she forgot the wang of piss outta the men’s jacks in the pub. https://t.co/TcgENC...
RT @sophie_r_allen: @callie_h_burt That's awful. They are pursuing a very biased path through feminist criminology if they believe that it's hateful to think that biological sex might be relevant in the discussion of crime and the justice system.