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Feminism: no longer a Left/Right divide

Now the Right have set up their own Feminist Club, much like the Left have. Ordinary women need not apply.

22 November 2014

9:00 AM

22 November 2014

9:00 AM

I am not a clubable woman. I won’t even join a book club, because my contrarian nature would get me kicked out. Naturally I am not a feminist. Not just because it is a club, and a pretty exclusive one at that, but because as a teenager listening to the likes of Germaine and Co, I was repulsed by modern feminism’s preoccupation with killing their unborn young.

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