PoliticsQuiet 4d · day 5
Jonathan Hinder MP backs women's internal party organizing against male opposition
Labour MP Hinder defends women's collective action within their party, questioning socialist opposition to female self-organization.
What to know
- Labour MP Jonathan Hinder frames women's collective action within the party as a principle that socialists should inherently support.
- His post appears to address internal party tensions over women-led initiatives or decisions.
Jonathan Hinder Labour MP
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Jonathan Hinder defends women's party organizing
Labour MP Jonathan Hinder posts on X stating that when women say 'no' to something within their party, men should accept it. He frames women's collective organizing as a fundamental principle and questions why socialists would oppose it.
“Lads, the women are saying "NO"… That's your cue to sod off. It's really simple. What kind of socialist protests against women organising collectively within their own political party?”
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Lads, the women are saying “NO”… That’s your cue to sod off. It’s really simple. What kind of socialist protests against women organising collectively within their own political party?
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