With Labour, women have yet again been de-prioritised

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taught in schools, after Bridget Phillipson, the shadow education secretary, had refused to make any commitment on the matter. The general tenor of the (Times) comments is that yes, he would say that – but do we trust him?

As I've said before, Starmer has risked a lot in cutting out the Corbyn poison, in terms of alienating Labour's radical left. Is he willing to face them down again in another of their pet causes? I'm not at all sure.

But the pressure from women like Rowling is beginning to tell. 

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    Paul

    Corbynism is a throwback to the early eighties left; the red wedge, GLC, looney-left, vercrapt (Norm Geras term), CND sort of leftism. It’s not in the current vibe for the international left. The US is now ferociously ‘affirming’ of all things GBLT and SJW at an institutional level. From this I deduce that the continued support of Corbyn style leftism doesn’t fit with the modern Labour party. But the Trans stuff is really something they believe in. They will continue with it. The knee bending to BLM also fits with this.

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