Injured trans woman condemns ‘aggressive’ behaviour at Posie Parker rally

The trans woman has denounced “gender-critical” protesters after being injured as a Nottingham rebel.

Nottingham (NAT), an activist group against transphobia, had planned a opposition candidate for the rally of notorious anti-trans activist Kelly Jay Keeneschul, also known as Posey Parker, on Saturday (February 8th).

The gathering was planned by the anti-trans group “Let Women Speak,” which promotes trans-exhaustive beliefs such as the exclusion of trans women from the female space through feminist ornaments. It was created by Keen Minshul, who is regularly criticized for her anti-trans beliefs.

Keen-Minshull spoke with several “gender-critical” individuals at Nottingham Rally.

Nat’s co-leader and transwoman Anna claimed that despite her efforts to keep things peaceful, gender-critical protesters became physically aggressive towards her and others.

“There was a lot of aggression,” she insisted. “There were a lot of very angry men screaming at women and I was in a position where I had to put myself among these narrated men.”

After the event, Anna claimed in a post shared on the group’s Instagram page that she grabbed the microphone and was attacked by someone who cut her hand in the process. She told Pinknake that several anti-trans members of the crowd tried to blackmail or humiliate the protesters.

“They were trying to bully [us]She said. “A lot of what they were saying was common schoolyard bullying. One of the older men screamed, got into people’s faces, chanting “pedophiles” multiple times. They were really aggressive. ”

According to Anna, others in the crowd were reportedly pushed and pushed in. “We were never offensive. When we all come together and do something like this, there’s that great energy. Most of the people out there. [are] Very colorful people, very creative. So there’s always a great atmosphere. ”

Anna notifies the police officer after her cut-off hands began to bleed.

The woman continued the rally outside Nottingham Central Police Station, which was livestreamed by Keene Minshull.

Left wing news organization Socialist It estimated that at least 250 trans rights activists took part in the counter protests, compared to roughly 50 members of Let Women Speak Rally.

“The proud history of solidarity”

“People rose up spontaneously and gave a really touching speech,” Anna continued. “When we were there, it was nerve-wracking, but as soon as we were in our company it was a really great vibe.”

Among the crowd was Nottingham East MP Nadia Whitme. Praiseed protesters For opposition to prejudice.

“Nottingham has a proud history of solidarity. We don’t fall into the con man who takes care of each other and plays the division and rules,” the Labour MP wrote on Instagram. “They are lying about standing up for women. All they are moving forward is patriarchal gender roles and right-hand growth. Their movement is a trance-based movement that is a trance-based experience. It’s dangerous for women.

“We thank Nottingham for transphobia and everyone who has made our hatred owned in our solidarity.”

A police spokesperson told Pink News: The victim is not seriously injured and is assisting officers with enquiries. The investigation is still underway. ”

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