Labour MP Rosie Duffield calls party 'an absolute embarassment' at LGB conference

The transcript discusses the political climate, focusing on the fear of speaking up within Parliament. It highlights the challenges faced when discussing women's rights, often requiring justification or inclusion of other groups. The speaker shares personal experiences of activism, influenced by family background, and the distress of being labeled homophobic. The narrative shifts to political struggles within the party, detailing interactions with leadership and the challenges of maintaining support amidst controversy.

What is one reason the speaker believes women's rights discussions are often stifled?

• Political leaders' support

• Fear of backlash and societal pressure

• Lack of interest from the public

• Insufficient media coverage

How did the speaker's upbringing influence their views on social issues?

• They were raised in a conservative household

• They were discouraged from discussing social issues

• They were exposed to progressive ideas from an early age

• They were indifferent to social issues

What personal impact did being labeled homophobic have on the speaker?

• It was a source of pride

• It was a minor inconvenience

• It was distressing and hurtful

• It was a motivating factor

What was the speaker's experience when trying to engage with political leaders?

• They received immediate support

• They faced indifference and lack of action

• They were met with hostility

• They were ignored completely

What was the speaker's reaction to the lack of engagement from their party leader?

• They decided to leave the party

• They were frustrated and confused

• They were indifferent

• They felt supported and understood