Disagreements over the rights of transgender people have been dividing feminists in the UK for years – and it is no different for the country’s only feminist political party.
Last weekend, at its biennial conference, the Women’s Equality Party (WEP) voted in favour of a motion supporting gender self-ID, taking a clear position on a major sticking point in this often toxic debate that leaves average voters confused about what to think.
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