Thread by @WomensLibFront

These murders took place in 2016. A trans-identified male, and prominent gender identity activist who’d protested Michigan Women’s Music Festival as part of Camp Trans, murdered a lesbian couple who used to attend Michfest, and their son. National press ignored it.

https://twitter.com/batpatronum/status/1305444043158163457

People who wonder why we work with unusual political allies have the failure of the Dana Rivers case to attract any attention to thank for it. We saw that one of these men could flat out murder three people and it wouldn’t make anyone blink.

Why did we decide to think so far outside the box when we went looking for others to talk to about protecting women’s rights? Some thanks also goes to the collective shrug given to Twitter engineer Dana McCallum’s spousal abuse.

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National media and progressive activists also ignored the self-published rape confession essay by Cherno Biko, who spoke at the inaugural Women’s March in 2016, and made multiple appearances at the Obama White House.

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The NYC Council seems to have disbanded the Young Women’s Advisory Council that Cherno Biko co-chaired, rather than say anything about the lurid rape confession. No one else with institutional power in the gender identity movement took public action.

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We also saw progressive activists and the gender identity movement stand solidly behind Michelle Kosilek, a male wife-murderer, who sued for state-funded genital surgery and a transfer to a women’s prison. The disregard for women is frightening.

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When a serial child molester, Chad Sevearance-Turner, was revealed to have been leading the campaign in North Carolina to end single-sex public accommodations, progressives went on smearing opponents as bigots like it never happened.

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We keep reminding people of these events—& the total failure of the gender identity movement, or their progressive and Democratic Party allies, to rethink whether their goals are fair to women—because we keep getting told that *nothing* could justify working with conservatives.

Women can be murdered, women can be raped; not enough? Men can be sent to live in women’s emergency shelters to perv on them, and staff trained to think that the complaints are a bigger offense than the harassment; not enough?

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We can store up years worth of threats, depictions of us hanging from gallows, the destruction of our ability to engage in the ordinary job market, stalkings, assaults, no-platforming ... not enough?

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Years worth of hatred directed towards women’s events, later picked up and echoed by institutional “LGBT” organizations boycotting women’s events and ruining their livelihoods without any remorse, it still hasn’t been enough to rethink the strategy?

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And throughout all of this cruelty and coercion, the US press has become cowed, and will barely speak of this attack on us, or our rights, or children’s health, at all, except to twist the truth in favor of gender identitarians who deny biology.

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We’ve heard more than once from women who said that they were in touch with a journalist who almost had a story about the harms of gender identity ready to go, but then it got spiked by an editor.

The usual reason? ‘I like you, I don’t want to have to fire you.’

These men have proven that they could make good on their violent threats, that they can openly advocate for the sterilization of LGB and autistic children, and that still the only people who will be made to suffer for it in these United States are women like us who complain.

The only people who will talk about any of it in plain terms are women like us, and other people that the US political left has dismissed as “haters,” without making any good faith attempt to enter into a serious dialogue.

These events are as frightening as they are infuriating. Some wish we would take a more “complicated” view of the situation, but we don’t know how much more complicated it needs to be than that dishonest, abusive men are threatening women and children and coming for our rights.

We would really like our government, and civic society, to listen to our concerns and help us redress these grievances. We would like responsible parties to side with us against our abusers, out of a sense of fairness, and restore expectations of civilized behavior.

We would like our government and civil society groups, who claim to represent our interests, to really do represent our interests. Our concerns and claims remain what we began with, and centered on sex-based women’s rights, as well as safeguarding the well-being of minors.

Any authority figures are asked, and encouraged, to take up these concerns. We would be glad to see anyone in government, or in civil society, to side with women and children in this political dispute. We have asked just about everyone we could reach to ask.

Those who will stand up for us, and brave the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune, as it were, seem like they deserve more respectful consideration than those who say they represent us but are trying to put male wife-murderers into women’s prisons.