Jeremy Corbyn's Labour Women's Conference Speech

The speaker expresses gratitude to Dawn for her work in promoting justice and equality. They discuss a visit to the Museum of Slavery in Liverpool, highlighting the importance of understanding history to prevent future evils. The bravery of women like Harriet Tubman in fighting the slave trade is acknowledged. Future proposals for commemorating this history are mentioned. The speaker also appreciates the role of women in politics and envisions a future with more women MPs.

What was the main purpose of the speaker's visit to the Museum of Slavery in Liverpool?

• To learn about the history of Liverpool

• To understand the impact of slavery and promote justice

• To celebrate a local festival

• To meet with local activists

Who is mentioned as a key figure in the fight against the slave trade?

• Sojourner Truth

• Harriet Tubman

• Susan B. Anthony

• Rosa Parks

What future actions does the speaker propose regarding the history of slavery?

• To hold annual celebrations

• To ignore it and move on

• To commemorate and educate future generations

• To rewrite history books

What does the speaker express gratitude for towards the women in the party?

• For organizing events

• For their contributions to the party

• For their financial support

• For their social media presence

What is the speaker's vision for the future Parliamentary Labour Party?

• A focus on economic policies

• A majority of male MPs

• A majority of women MPs

• Equal representation of all age groups