Feminist Question Time 10 September 2022 [COMPLETE WEBINAR]

Feminist Question Time with speakers from Mexico, Germany, Spain, Finland and Australia

This week’s speakers:

Yan María Yaoyólotl - Mexico - Human Rights complaint against trans-identified federal deputy for misogyny and lesbophobia
Bio: Yan María Yaoyólotl is a lesbian feminist ecoethnocommunist social fighter and art worker. In 1973 she began her philosophy studies at UNAM with a Marxist approach and participated in the revolutionary left. In 1976 she entered fully into the feminist movement and in 1977 she co-founded the first lesbian-feminist group in Mexico. She is the keeper of the archive of lesbian-feminists in Mexico from 1976 to date.

Marie (Vollbrecht) - Germany - Being cancelled for speaking about biology - My talk about sex and gender was cancelled, it started a conversation about trans activist and planned self id law and started smear campaign against me a with legal consequences
Bio: PhD student Biology (behavioural physiology neuroscience) currently in Berlin, I am a member of a feminist group called SiSTERS e.V, we help woman excit prostitution and educate people about prostitution and the nordic model, I am a feminist twitter "activist" @frollein_vogelV

Amparo Domingo & Linda Hart - Spain, Finland - WDI’s response to ”Report on Gender Theory” by IE SOGI Madrigal-Borloz

Isla McGregor - Australia - Estrangement within families and friendships in the gender debate - I will talk about the impact on women who speak out about sex based rights on their relationships with family members and friends. I would like to share my experiences of having been publicly denounced by my daughter Maeve, an only child, and her decision 3 years ago to cut all ties with me due to her being a follower of the trans cult. I will discuss some of the broader issues I believe are impacting on young people particularly that have resulted in their disengagement with critical thinking.
Bio: Isla is a free speech and women's rights advocate. Since the late 1980's he has worked as an advocate for whistleblowers and on women's liberation issues since 2012 and since 2018 on the campaign for sex based rights.