Who would you like me to interview next?
Within reason obviously, and not an 'out of reach' person, but someone you want to hear from. And which topics should I cover next/continue to scrutinise?
Puppies, for no good reason except I love this image so much!
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I’d really like it if you could interview some women who were once feminists, but have decided to support female imposters. I can’t understand their betrayal. It’s so incredibly disappointing, heartbreaking, disturbing and confusing. One friend, a longtime feminist activist from the “second wave” said she supports trans because she had a couple of transgender friends!! Imagine betraying all women for a couple of male friends! I used to admire Catharine MacKinnon. Briefly worked with her on a campaign opposing pornography. She did so much good work crafting legislation against sexual harassment. I’d love to hear you interview her concerning why she supports transgender ideology. Also I’d like to hear you interview Kelly Jaye Keene on how she manages to keep up her energy and preserve her sanity in the face of all the abuse, threats and assaults she been subjected to.
How about JK Rowling or Stephanie Davies-Arai or as others have said encourage unity by asking Kellie-Jay Keen. She has been pivotal with the grass roots movement and reaching out to those in Australia and NZ who have been in such a terrible position regarding women's rights and child protection