Hi there! Welcome to The Big Conversation. If you are joining us from our Twitter/X, this is the place to be. I don't know how many, or in fact if any people will join in, but let's see!
You can read more about The Big Conversation here. On this forum, over the next ten days, we will be encouraging people to discuss issues that matter to them, and will even post a few polls, too. Starting with this one below...
Oh, and feel free to discuss the poll in the comments below!
Do you feel that political spaces are safe and welcoming for LGBTQIA+ individuals?
0%Yes, I feel they are very welcoming places
0%Somewhat, but there's room for improvement
0%Not really, there are still significant challenges
0%No, they are not safe or welcoming at all
I have complained twice now about the behaviour of Rosie Duffield with Labour and have never received a response. Should we ask people who have complained to tell us so we might be able to correlate some statistics of Labour ignoring complaints. Especially as the moment with the rampant hate seen online towards two cis gender boxer.
Should we compile a list of LGBTQ friendly MP’s and target those on mass to complain why, say the Cass Report from a transphobic government is being pursued in the manner in which it is?
since the election we have seen Labour take a big stick to people who may be right of centre politically, not far right. They deserve the prison time coming to them. But it says something when a Labour councillor incites others to cut the throats of people they disagree with...and no apology forthcoming. It is almost as if nobody cares. If you guys want safe spaces, then why should people with a different view to you be treated any differently?
Spaces like this are absolutely vital and I'm glad to be a part of this but there is much room for improvement.
Somewhat, but there’s still room for improvement.
Hello!