Dawn Butler's Labour Party Women's Conference Speech

The transcript discusses the importance of imagining a world where equality is achieved for all, including equal pay, racial equality, and LGBT+ rights. It emphasizes the need for societal change, which can be delivered by a Labour government. The speaker encourages resilience and positivity, drawing inspiration from 'The Greatest Showman' to face challenges and negativity with courage and authenticity.

What does the speaker imagine would happen if all white people fought for the rights of black people?

According to the speaker, what is necessary for achieving a society that serves the many and not just the few?

What challenges does the speaker acknowledge in the fight for equality?

What does the speaker mean by being 'the flood of positivity'?

How does the speaker relate the message of 'This is me' to their overall message?