Dawn Butler's Labour Party Women's Conference Speech closing remarks

The transcript discusses the loss of a significant figure and the subsequent activism for women's rights, including marches against Trump and calls for reproductive rights and an end to period poverty. It emphasizes the importance of women's empowerment and political engagement, particularly in supporting the Labour Party. The speaker critiques the Conservative government's policies, highlighting the hostile environment created for marginalized groups. The transcript concludes with a call for innovation and transformation, advocating for a Labour government that serves the many, not the few.

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What does the speaker call for in terms of government support for working people?