SummaryIn this conversation, Julie Bindel discusses her journey as a feminist activist, the impact of the Yorkshire Ripper case on her work, and the ongoing issues surrounding grooming gangs and systemic failures in protecting vulnerable girls. She also addresses the influence of trans ideology on feminism and critiques the normalization of commercial sexual exploitation, emphasizing the need for a feminist movement that centers the rights and experiences of women and girls. In this conversation, Julie Bindel and Sunil Sharma delve into the complexities of feminism, the current state of women's rights, and the challenges posed by gender ideology. They discuss the need to reaffirm the core principles of feminism, the impact of activism on women's rights, and the importance of safeguarding women's spaces. Bindel emphasizes the dangers of conflating gender identity with women's rights and the need for a clear definition of feminism that prioritizes the liberation of women and girls. The discussion also touches on the backlash faced by feminists who speak out against these issues and concludes with a light-hearted take on unpopular opinions, specifically regarding sourdough bread.Chapters00:00 Introduction and Background of Julie Bindel10:06 The Impact of the Yorkshire Ripper Case20:11 Grooming Gangs and Systemic Failures29:59 Feminism and Trans Ideology40:12 Commercial Sexual Exploitation and Feminism31:13 The Current State of Women's Rights36:50 Navigating Gender Ideology and Feminism41:27 Safeguarding Women's Spaces46:55 The Impact of Activism on Feminism51:24 Unpopular Opinions: Beyond Feminism

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