Hey guys, welcome to Relatable. Hope everyone's having a wonderful day. I am so excited

for you to listen to this conversation with Megan Murphy. She is a podcaster. She is a writer.

She is an activist for women's rights and she has been kind of exiled because of her views on

gender activism and quote gender identity. And so we're going to talk all about that today.

We're going to talk about the parts of feminism that she has started to question the parts of

progressivism that she has started to question since she has kind of been pushed to the side by

her former political allies and former fellow feminists. And so I'm really excited for you to

just glean a lot of wisdom from her. And I think a lot of courage as well. She embodies a whole

lot of courage and she's got some good advice for us at the end. So without further ado, here is

Megan Murphy.

Megan, thank you so much for joining me. I have been wanting to interview you for a very long time.

Can you tell everyone who may not be familiar, who you are, and what you do?

I'm Megan Murphy. I still run a feminist website called Feminist Current at a Canada.

I have a podcast and a YouTube show called The Same Drugs. And probably maybe most well-known

for getting kicked off of Twitter for understanding the difference between men and women. So I don't

know, is that a good intro? I'm a writer. I write for the spectator sometimes.

Yes, that's a great introduction. I think that is probably where I heard of you first. That might

be where a lot of people know your name from. I know you're probably tired of telling the story

and rehashing this over and over again. But for those who don't know, can you tell them why you got

kicked off of Twitter? I don't know how many years ago it was now? A couple of years ago?

Yeah, it was at the end of 2018. And I essentially was kicked off for... I mean, the funny thing is

that I still don't actually know... I don't technically know what rule I broke because Twitter never

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