Find me on BlueSky: FeministSeparatism Of course I have Substack (are you really a feminist if you don't have a Substack? 🤔). Follow for the occasional post where I share my thoughts on creating a society free from the perils of the male sex. feministseparatist.substack.… ♀️❤️😘

Today marks the ninth anniversary of the Grenfell Tower fire. And still no accountability.

Nearly half of girls and a third of all teenagers saw suicide, self-harm and eating disorder content on social media in a week, a study shows. The research found that 47% of girls aged 13 to 17 encountered high-risk content during a 7 day period. theguardian.com/uk-news/2026…

Good for her. The spite of this site is off the charts along with the hypocrisy. If you truly believe in free speech you have to know it’s not just yours.

I am once again asking the left wing chattering classes to read a little history and try to understand just a little about Northern Ireland before engaging in this sort of public pant shitting.

Brighton Demo #brighton #demo more @brightonargus

Iconic feminist graffitti (UK), 1979, photographed by Jill Posener, British photographer and activist #womensart #PhotographerWeek 📷

Domestic abuse is a critical issue that must be understood by all professionals. Everyone has a role in recognising and addressing it, which is why comprehensive training in domestic abuse, coercive control, and its complexities is essential. Victims and survivors deserve the highest level of expertise from those handling their cases, ensuring a safe, informed, and compassionate response. Email: rachel.williams@sutda.org

"Back at my hotel, a middle-aged German man tells me he’s here to visit the Banksy museum, and the red light area. “I’ve given up on women,” he says. When I point out that he’s travelled across a border to be with one, he says: “That’s different. They don’t argue with you, the ones you pay.”" unherd.com/2026/06/brussels-…

A completely damning report by the NHS for WellBN surgery in Brighton and their prescribing of cross sex hormones to under 18's. At last! surreysussex.icb.nhs.uk/ipsi…

As a survivor of attempted murder and prolonged domestic abuse, I read the email below which i received with a mixture of anger, disbelief and profound concern. Survivors are repeatedly told that reporting abuse, enduring the criminal justice process and placing our trust in the authorities will lead to greater safety and accountability. Yet the decision to release violent domestic abuse perpetrators early undermines that promise and sends a dangerous message: that the safety of victims can be sacrificed when the system comes under pressure. What is perhaps most alarming is that these concerns are not being raised by campaigners alone, but by professionals working within the justice system itself. The email below, sent by a concerned and burnt out victim liaison officer employed by the Probation Service, paints a deeply troubling picture of the impact these early releases will have on victims, frontline staff and public confidence in the government’s stated commitment to tackling violence against women and girls. I am sharing these words and grave concerns because they deserve to be heard. They echo fears of countless survivors who already live with the daily reality of trauma, hyper-vigilance and the constant threat posed by those who have abused them. They also expose a stark contradiction between government rhetoric and the lived experiences of victims whose safety appears to be treated as an afterthought.

Do you know why it can be recounted as 'fun' David because its about regaining or taking power by people who have no power which is why middles class people dont riot. It can also feel exciting to people whose lives is filled with mononotony of no work or low skilled work - I have interviewed over 100 people involved in several civil disorder including the first race riot in 1958 in Nottingham. I've also published that work.

The EHRC has clarified that sex, in itself, is not special category data. equalityhumanrights.com/equa…

And again... @ADFLegal (Alliance Defending Freedom) are not friends of women. I ask, demand, really that women who engage with these posts to really critically think about what the ADF are doing here. Just a reminder, this is who they are:

Harrowing reading. Survivors place enormous trust in a system that asks so much of them. Errors like this have consequences far beyond administrative mistakes - they can profoundly impact confidence, safety and faith in justice. bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c07y…

'We didn't know how dangerous he was': How Rolf Harris hid in plain sight #CSA Child Sexual Abuse #Grooming #ChildSafety #Safeguarding abc.net.au/news/2026-06-10/r…