SNP's Joanna Cherry says women's rights the 'fight of my life' at LGB conference

The speaker discusses their political journey within the SNP, highlighting their unique position as someone who has challenged Boris Johnson. They recount leading a significant case in the Supreme Court and facing repercussions for advocating LGBTQ and women's rights. Despite these challenges, they remain committed to their political goals, including Scottish independence, while emphasizing the ongoing fight for women's and lesbian rights.

How does the speaker describe the fight for women's rights in relation to their political career?

What does the speaker imply about the relationship between their political actions and the rights of lesbians?