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For the Colson Center, I'm John Stone Street.

According to their Instagram account, the Women's March UK will now be called intersectional

uprising.

The biggest irony in this rebrand that erases women is that on their website, the statement

in the war on women,

is right next to the alert that the women's march is no longer about women.

In the new film Truth Rising, Seth Dillon of the Babylon Bee remarked that some headlines read like comedy.

This would be one of them if the stakes were not so high.

In this cultural moment we live in, a women's rights movement

that erases women is the inevitable consequence of terrible ideas. Back in 2020, Joseph Backholm

asked protesters at the Women's March in Washington, D.C., the question, what is a woman?

The responses were beyond parity. Some were angered at the question, others looked around, worried, someone might hear their answer and not be pleased.

Others regurgitated the incredibly dangerous non-answer, whoever identifies as a woman.

A few weeks later, teenagers at the annual Pro-Life March for Life had far less trouble giving a much clearer response.

Now, of course, everyone really knows,

to some extent or another, what a woman really is, and that includes Supreme Court Justice Katanji

Brown Jackson. So advocates of radical gender theory could only shame people who said out loud what

we all know to be true, with feigned outrage that anyone would ask such a bigoted question to begin with.

And so, the movement that began to protect women instead erases them.

The earliest feminists, like Susan B. Anthony, fought to ensure the rights and protection of women as women.

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