MPs acting like high school bullies. In public.
— Emma Roddick MSP (@EmmaRoddickSNP) May 2, 2023
They’re snickering about Joanna Cherry.
If you really think that’s an appropriate and professional response by the minister for equalities towards a member of your own party, I shudder to think what treatment you mete out to others. You are an embarrassment to women, to your party and to Scotland.
— Jane McLenachan (@jane_mclenachan) May 2, 2023
Yeah you know J Cherry was in actual fact cancelled from speaking at the comedy club by activists self-appointing as the thought and speech police? This is an uncontestable truth that no pathetic diversions changes. More people are onto this stasi like behaviour every day.
— Rambling Pitchfork (@rampitchfork) May 2, 2023
The Code covers social media use. pic.twitter.com/bsXTZshP6i
— Lucy HunterBlackburn (@LucyHunterB) May 2, 2023
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4 responses to “The minister for equalities”
How can she claim to be cancelled or deplatformed if she still has any visibility whatsoever?? The usual sly game.
And yet I hear constantly about how the trans have no voice, no visibility. I struggle to think when I last saw anything…tweet, show, sport, prison sentence, or anything at all about trans. /s
Who is Scott Cuthbertson?
@LGBTIScotland Manager. Chair UK Alliance for Global Equality. MC @cwequality.