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Undid revision 1130331395 by Paddykumar (talk) once again, those are other people's criticisms, not KJK. Asking whether a man should run it is one question, calling a trans woman a man and saying she shouldn't is just bigotry. Refrain from misgendering people in your comments
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Undid revision Rubbish! This article is totally biased against Keen The Mridul Wadhwa section is just one example Saying Wadhwa, a man, should NOT run the rape crisis centre is a valid criticism because of the status of the female clients, and the validity of this criticism is recognized in UK law. It is not bigotry. I will not submit to compelled speech or compelled writing. I will call a man, a man and use "he" and "him".
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In March 2022, Keen attended the [[NCAA Division I Women's Swimming and Diving Championships|NCAA Division I Women's Swimming Championship]] in Atlanta to protest [[Lia Thomas]]'s inclusion in the event.<ref name="Richardson">{{Cite news |last=Richardson |first=Valerie |date=10 April 2022 |title=Pressure to define ‘woman’ puts Democrats in a political quandary |language=en-US |work=Washington Times |url=https://m.washingtontimes.com/news/2022/apr/10/pressure-define-woman-puts-democrats-political-qua/ |access-date=19 October 2022}}</ref><ref name="Webb">{{Cite news |last=Webb |first=Karleigh |date=17 June 2022 |title=Trans women must wait 2 years to be eligible, says cycling governing body |language=en |work=Outsports |url=https://www.outsports.com/trans/2022/6/17/23172448/cycling-uci-transgender-regulations-bridges |access-date=19 October 2022}}</ref> At the event, Keen confronted a transgender reporter, Dawn Ennis, who was in attendance. Keen repeatedly told Ennis not to use women's facilities at all, calling her intimidating to other women. Ennis, whose raised 3 children alone, said she was a mother, to which Keen replied "how dare you. you are not a mother." Keen later deadnamed Ennis on Instagram.<ref name="Ennis2">{{Cite news |last=Ennis |first=Dawn |date=20 March 2022 |title=TERFs challenge reporter’s gender at NCAA Women’s Championship |language=en-US |work=Los Angeles Blade |url=https://www.losangelesblade.com/2022/03/20/terfs-challenge-reporters-gender-at-ncaa-womens-championship/ |access-date=18 November 2022}}</ref><ref>https://www.nationalreview.com/corner/watch-mother-berates-male-who-identifies-as-a-mother-at-the-ncaa-swim-championships/ </ref>
In March 2022, Keen attended the [[NCAA Division I Women's Swimming and Diving Championships|NCAA Division I Women's Swimming Championship]] in Atlanta to protest [[Lia Thomas]]'s inclusion in the event.<ref name="Richardson">{{Cite news |last=Richardson |first=Valerie |date=10 April 2022 |title=Pressure to define ‘woman’ puts Democrats in a political quandary |language=en-US |work=Washington Times |url=https://m.washingtontimes.com/news/2022/apr/10/pressure-define-woman-puts-democrats-political-qua/ |access-date=19 October 2022}}</ref><ref name="Webb">{{Cite news |last=Webb |first=Karleigh |date=17 June 2022 |title=Trans women must wait 2 years to be eligible, says cycling governing body |language=en |work=Outsports |url=https://www.outsports.com/trans/2022/6/17/23172448/cycling-uci-transgender-regulations-bridges |access-date=19 October 2022}}</ref> At the event, Keen confronted a transgender reporter, Dawn Ennis, who was in attendance. Keen repeatedly told Ennis not to use women's facilities at all, calling her intimidating to other women. Ennis, whose raised 3 children alone, said she was a mother, to which Keen replied "how dare you. you are not a mother." Keen later deadnamed Ennis on Instagram.<ref name="Ennis2">{{Cite news |last=Ennis |first=Dawn |date=20 March 2022 |title=TERFs challenge reporter’s gender at NCAA Women’s Championship |language=en-US |work=Los Angeles Blade |url=https://www.losangelesblade.com/2022/03/20/terfs-challenge-reporters-gender-at-ncaa-womens-championship/ |access-date=18 November 2022}}</ref><ref>https://www.nationalreview.com/corner/watch-mother-berates-male-who-identifies-as-a-mother-at-the-ncaa-swim-championships/ </ref>


Keen produced a YouTube video targeting [[Mridul Wadhwa]], director of the [[Edinburgh Rape Crisis Centre]] (ERCC), making a series of unfounded and un-evidenced accusations about her work. Keen called her a "male CEO" and said "surely this role should have been explicitly [cisgender] women-only". The harassment Wadhwa received from Keen and others, which included racism, transphobia, unfounded accusations she's a sexual predator, and threats of vigilante violence against her, forced the ERCC to change its open door policy, lock the front door, install a stronger inner door, and institute a buzzer system to let people in.<ref name="Ramsay">{{Cite news |last=Ramsay |first=Adam |date=17 October 2022 |title=Anti-trans activists forced rape crisis centre into lockdown |language=en |work=Open Democracy |url=https://www.opendemocracy.net/en/5050/trans-scotland-mridul-wadhwa-for-women-scotland/ |access-date=25 November 2022}}</ref><ref name="Shrivastava">{{Cite news |last=Shrivastava |first=Pooja |date=2021-05-19 |title=Debate continues over trans woman heading Scotland's rape crisis center |language=en-GB |url=https://www.easterneye.biz/debate-continues-over-trans-woman-heading-scotlands-rape-crisis-center/ |access-date=2022-12-29}}</ref>
Keen produced a YouTube video that includes a discussion of about whether [[Mridul Wadhwa]] is suitable to be director of the [[Edinburgh Rape Crisis Centre]] (ERCC). She made a series of unfounded and un-evidenced accusations about her work. Keen called her a "male CEO" and said "surely this role should have been explicitly [cisgender] women-only". The harassment Wadhwa received from Keen and others, which included racism, transphobia, unfounded accusations she's a sexual predator, and threats of vigilante violence against her, forced the ERCC to change its open door policy, lock the front door, install a stronger inner door, and institute a buzzer system to let people in.<ref name="Ramsay">{{Cite news |last=Ramsay |first=Adam |date=17 October 2022 |title=Anti-trans activists forced rape crisis centre into lockdown |language=en |work=Open Democracy |url=https://www.opendemocracy.net/en/5050/trans-scotland-mridul-wadhwa-for-women-scotland/ |access-date=25 November 2022}}</ref><ref name="Shrivastava">{{Cite news |last=Shrivastava |first=Pooja |date=2021-05-19 |title=Debate continues over trans woman heading Scotland's rape crisis center |language=en-GB |url=https://www.easterneye.biz/debate-continues-over-trans-woman-heading-scotlands-rape-crisis-center/ |access-date=2022-12-29}}</ref> Critics object to Mridul Wadhwa presence at Edinburgh Rape Crisis as it means it does not provide a women-only service and women who have experienced male violence need female single sex spaces. The Equality Act 2010 allows employers to legally restrict some job vacancies to women for this reason. Mridul Wadhwa dealt with this issue by saying in a podcast that victims wanting a female only sevice should “reframe their trauma” and “You also have to rethink your relationship with prejudice.” <ref> https://thecritic.co.uk/reframe-your-trauma/</ref><ref> https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/women-only-jobs-are-allowed-says-ehrc-amid-trans-row-in-rape-crisis-centres-f85h9r2ng</ref>


=== Posters, billboards, and stickers ===
=== Posters, billboards, and stickers ===

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Kellie-Jay Keen-Minshull
Keen on SOCO Films in 2017
Born
Somerset, England
NationalityBritish
Other namesPosie Parker
EducationBachelor's Degree in Theology, Leeds University
OccupationFounder of Standing for Women
Known forAnti-transgender activism

Kellie-Jay Keen-Minshull, also known as Posie Parker, is a British anti-transgender activist, founder of the group Standing for Women, a member of the Hands Across the Aisle Coalition, and a special advisor to the Women's Liberation Front (WoLF).[1][2][3][4][5][6] Keen is against transgender identification and opposes laws and policies that allow transgender women to be legally recognized as women, to use public facilities for women, and to compete in women's sports.[7][8] She also campaigns against the use of puberty blockers and hormone replacement therapy for transgender children, which she describes as fueled by "ideology".[9]

Keen has been notably involved with several conservative and far-right individuals and groups. She appeared on a podcast with white nationalist Jean-François Gariépy and has repeatedly expressed support for far-right activist Tommy Robinson.[2][10] She has also attended panels organized by The Heritage Foundation, a conservative anti-LGBT think tank.[8] The Hands Across the Aisle Coalition of which she is a member aims to connect anti-trans radical feminists with conservative Christian anti-LGBT groups. Keen has advised Republican strategists to focus on anti-trans agitation as a campaign issue. Keen has called on cisgender women to put aside divisions with the right on issues like abortion rights and left-wing politics in favor of an alliance against transgender rights.[11]

Personal life and education

Keen was raised in Somerset and has an older sister, a husband, and four children.[12][13]

She received a Bachelor's degree in Theology at Leeds University and went into sales.[13]

On 30 September 2018, someone created a fake social media account impersonating Keen's husband and sharing her personal information, including her name and address.[14]

Keen created the podcast "Woman By Definition". Guests on the podcast have included Gad Saad, Graham Linehan, Claire Fox, Abigail Shrier and Jackie Doyle-Price.[13]

Anti-trans activism

In December 2020, Keen became a special advisor to WoLF.[5]

On 15 March 2022, Keen attended an event hosted by the Center for Bioethics and Culture Network titled "How 'Gender Equality' Cheats Women and Girls." The event was held to coincide with a United Nations women's event. The event was protested by Equality New York, the Reclaim Pride Coalition, Rise and Resist, United Against Racism and Fascism, Fight Back Bay Ridge, and Gays Against Guns, who held signs saying "TERFs go home" and "Lesbians for trans women" among others.[15]

Harassment of transgender people

In February 2018, Keen was interviewed by police for allegedly harassing Susie Green, then CEO of transgender charity Mermaids. Keen had tweeted that Green had "castrated" her transgender daughter Jackie and shared details about her medical history, which included seeking treatment outside the UK and receiving gender-affirming surgery at 16. In total, Keen posted 6 tweets and 2 youtube videos in which she criticized Susie Green for supporting Jackie's transition and deadnamed and misgendered her. The case was eventually closed with no further action.[16][17][18][19]

In May 2018, Keen and other audience members heckled Caitlyn Jenner and Munroe Bergdorf at a debate titled "Genderquake" hosted by Channel 4. Keen later claimed that Cathy Newman, hosting the show, had encouraged the behavior.[17]

On 30 January 2019, Sarah McBride, a transgender rights activist and press secretary for the Human Rights Campaign (HRC), addressed Capitol Hill for a private meeting to advocate for the Equality Act. Keen and Julia Long, an author, entered and began to harass McBride on live stream, misgendering her and accusing her of hating lesbians. The HRC condemned the incident and blamed the Heritage Foundation, stating: "It is disturbing but not at all surprising that anti-transgender extremists brought to the United States at the behest of the Heritage Foundation would stoop to harassing a transgender woman and parents of transgender youth." A spokesperson for the Heritage Foundation stated they had "no contact with [Keen or Long] before or after our Jan. 28 event, and have zero connection to anything they did afterward."[1][3][4][20]

In March 2022, Keen attended the NCAA Division I Women's Swimming Championship in Atlanta to protest Lia Thomas's inclusion in the event.[21][22] At the event, Keen confronted a transgender reporter, Dawn Ennis, who was in attendance. Keen repeatedly told Ennis not to use women's facilities at all, calling her intimidating to other women. Ennis, whose raised 3 children alone, said she was a mother, to which Keen replied "how dare you. you are not a mother." Keen later deadnamed Ennis on Instagram.[23][24]

Keen produced a YouTube video that includes a discussion of about whether Mridul Wadhwa is suitable to be director of the Edinburgh Rape Crisis Centre (ERCC). She made a series of unfounded and un-evidenced accusations about her work. Keen called her a "male CEO" and said "surely this role should have been explicitly [cisgender] women-only". The harassment Wadhwa received from Keen and others, which included racism, transphobia, unfounded accusations she's a sexual predator, and threats of vigilante violence against her, forced the ERCC to change its open door policy, lock the front door, install a stronger inner door, and institute a buzzer system to let people in.[25][26] Critics object to Mridul Wadhwa presence at Edinburgh Rape Crisis as it means it does not provide a women-only service and women who have experienced male violence need female single sex spaces. The Equality Act 2010 allows employers to legally restrict some job vacancies to women for this reason. Mridul Wadhwa dealt with this issue by saying in a podcast that victims wanting a female only sevice should “reframe their trauma” and “You also have to rethink your relationship with prejudice.” [27][28]

Posters, billboards, and stickers

In September 2018, Keen paid the advertising company Primesight to place a billboard poster under the pseudonym "Posie Parker" in Liverpool with the text "woman, wʊmən, noun, adult human female" in response to proposed reforms to the Gender Recognition Act 2004 and Joe Anderson voicing support for the trans community. Adrian Harrop, who filed the complaint that led to the poster's removal, said it was a "symbol that makes transgender people feel unsafe". Primesight removed the poster, stating it had been "misled" and was "fully committed to equality for all". In response to the poster, LGBT charity Stonewall stated that "our 2018 Trans Report revealed that one in eight trans employees (12%) have been physically attacked at work, while two in five trans people (41%) have experienced a hate crime or incident in the last year. These are not just statistics, they represent the lives of trans people, which are only being made worse by increasingly frequent attacks in the media, online and in public spaces."[29] A billboard with the same slogan as the original was erected in Leeds on 19 October 2018. Kong Outdoor, which owns the billboard, removed it pending investigation.[30]

In May 2019, a sticker designed by Standing for Women to look like an official sign was removed from a Dundee train station following complaints. The sticker read "Women only. This is a single sex service under the Equality Act 2010" and was placed over the original sign. Keen denied that the group had placed the sticker.[31]

On 27 July 2020, Keen paid for a poster reading "I ❤ JK Rowling" to be displayed at Waverly Station in Edinburgh for Rowling's 55th birthday. Rowling had recently elicited controversy for her views on trans people. The poster was taken down by the Scotland wing of Network Rail on 30 July, who stated that the poster was removed for violating its advertising guidelines due to its political nature.[32][33]

Rallies

On 15 May 2022, Keen organized a "gender-critical" rally in St Peter's Square, Manchester. A woman entered, posing as a speaker, and took the microphone to say: "I just wanna say that I am a cis female and I recognise trans women in women's spaces as alright, and I don't think we need to protest that, I don't think we need the vitriolic hate. Trans women are women!" Allie Crew, the artist who created the art the speakers stood in front of, later tweeted that "TERFs used my work in St Peter's Square Manchester to hold a large anti-trans demonstration" and "I am greatly saddened that my work was re-appropriated like this and I do not share their views. I promote all human rights." Keen stated the protest was held there since they couldn't access the statue of Emmeline Pankhurst due to a counter-protest by trans rights activists.[34]

On 18 September 2022, Keen hosted a rally in Brighton with Maya Forstater and Helen Joyce in attendance. Joyce was seen holding a Progress Pride Flag with the chevron representing trans, POC, and intersex communities cut off. The Reclaim Pride Coalition called the event a "transphobic hate tour". Reclaim Pride, LGBWithTheT (an organization set up to counter the LGB Alliance), and others counter-protested the event. Police kept the protestors and counter-protestors separate. Keen was heard saying: "Say this after me: Trans women are men. Trans men are women. There's no such thing as non-binary and transitioning children is abuse." A police spokesperson said a 19-year-old woman was arrested on suspicion of assault and a 20-year-old man was arrested for obstructing a police officer; both were released pending further inquiries. A 50-year-old man was charged with assault and two counts of possession of a knife; he was released on bail.[35][36] One attendee, a 26-year-old cisgender bisexual man in support of transgender rights, said he was surprised to see homophobic slurs used against the counter-protestors and stated: "one of my friends was called a fetishist for wearing a skirt, and an older gay man, who was in Brighton to escape the bank holiday, was called a nonce which took him aback a little bit. He thought this kind of derogatory trope had long since died out."[36] Hearts of Oak, a far-right group, also attended and live-streamed from the inner circle of the rally.[37]

"Let Women Speak" U.S. tour

On 16 October 2022, Keen began her eleven-city U.S. tour "Let Women Speak" in Los Angeles. No counter-protestors or police were present at this first event, or her second event in San Francisco.[7]

On 25 October, Keen cancelled her Portland, Oregon rally, claiming Antifa had made threats against her. A video of an attendee getting pied at the event went viral.[7]

On 26 October, Keen held a rally in Tacoma, Washington. Keen spoke to approximately 30 supporters, and over 200 counter-protesters attended, trying to drown out the rally with noise. Many counter-protestors were from the Tacoma School of the Arts. Amy Sousa and Jeanna Hoch were among Keen's supporters. Hoch pepper sprayed a counter-protestor, and a medic in attendance said at least five other protestors had to be treated for pepper spray, including a 14-year-old girl who stated that Hoch had attacked her and rally attendees had used racial slurs against her. Keen left early.[7][38]

On 29 October, Keen held a rally in Austin, Texas. Keen hired armed private security for the event. Kyle KD Sims, whose team provided the security for the event, has also provided security for Senator Don Huffines, Kelly Neidert, and the Young Conservatives of Texas.[7]

On 30 October, Keen held the sixth rally of the tour in Chicago. According to Ky Schevers, a self-described "ex-detransitioner", "Jeannette Cooper of PEC [anti-trans group Partners for Ethical Care] hired private security for Chicago". Counter-protestors held signs such as "TERFs MACE KIDS". Twitter users identified a member of the white nationalist group the Proud Boys in attendance of the rally. Keen stated she was escorted through the crowds by Chicago police, but the police were unable to confirm or deny this.[7]

On 13 November, Keen held a rally in Philadelphia. Over 100 counter-protestors held a noise demonstration against 30 protestors; the Philadelphia Police and U.S National Park Service Rangers separated the crowds with bicycles and portable barricades. Several masked men behind the crowd were reported by a counter-protestor to be members of the Proud Boys providing security. Some counter-protestors splashed the crowd with water. The protesters with Keen were kicked out of the Khyber Pass Pub after employees learned about their views.[10]

On 14 November, Keen held a rally in New York City, the last stop on her tour. Over 100 counter-protestors, including activists drawn together by WarmUp NYC, The Queens Club of the Communist Party, local anti-fascist groups, and others, countered the rally with a noise demonstration. Keen did not attend, stating the police told her they wouldn't risk their men to escort her past the counter-protestors and "there is no New York event for me. That's it. There's absolutely loads of trans activists… amazing. Just amazing." Stephanie Denaro, also known as "Bagel Karen" for a viral video in which she called Essex Market workers racial slurs, attended, but left after a few minutes as protesters shouted at her to leave. Amy Sousa hired five guards for 1st Line Protection to provide security. One security guard shoved a trans man to the ground several times; the man was later arrested by the police. Deputy Inspector Daniel Magee of the NYPD tore a shirt off a protestor's body. Magee has previously had several complaints filed against him, and in 2015 he worked to cover up body camera footage of an officer beating an 18-year-old. Nine counter-protestors were arrested, all of whom were released by the end of the day. One counter-protestor said: "They're transphobic and are against trans people... and we are here to let them know that that kind of hate is not accepted in NYC." Another stated: "this anti-trans movement is the spearhead of fascism. They aren't going to find a welcome audience in New York."[39][40][41]

Keen has announced plans to make a documentary using footage from the tour.[7]

Sheffield MP campaign

In September 2022, in response to Eddie Izzard's announcement of her plan to run for MP of Sheffield, Keen announced her own plan to run, saying she would "campaign on the basis of repealing the Gender Recognition Act" and "erase the word 'gender'". During her livestreamed announcement, she promoted her own merchandise, called the hijab "atrocious" and a "tool of oppression", said she wouldn't boycott PayPal over their removal of service for anti-LGBT group Free Speech Union, and called Tucker Carlson "an intelligent, really lovely, welcoming, warmly welcoming man".[42]

Views

In January 2019, Keen claimed in an interview with the Spectator that the U.S. exported the concept of transgender rights to the U.K., "so to stem the flow of female erasure we have to come to its source."[1]

In January 2021, Keen was criticised for calling for armed men to enter women's public bathrooms to "protect" cis women from the entrance of trans women.[43]

In response to the 2020 United States presidential election, Keen argued that Donald Trump was a lesser evil than Joe Biden due to Biden's support for including transgender women in anti-discrimination laws. She has called on cisgender women to put aside divisions on issues like abortion rights and left-wing politics in favor of an alliance against transgender rights. She justified this alliance by saying that if made to choose, she would prefer women be subjected to a "conservative family unit" and made to wear "uniforms" and do housework.[11][44]

Keen has argued for the repeal of Gillick competence, a legal precedent that allows minors under 16 to access contraceptives: "My idea, from now on, is that maybe we need to repeal Gillick, or we need to re-examine it.… We have decided that children really can consent, and I don't think they can. … We need to find other ways to stop teenage pregnancy."[44]

Keen has described herself as an atheist, and says she sees free speech as a fundamental human right.[13]

Relations with conservatives and the far-right

On 28 January 2019, Keen attended an event hosted by The Heritage Foundation in Washington, D.C. opposed to the Equality Act, which would add sexual orientation and gender identity to existing civil rights law, and posted a video from inside the conference praising their coverage of the issue.[1]

In February 2019, Keen traveled to Norway to speak at a red-brown Mot Dag conference alongside Hans Jørgen Lysglimt Johansen, a far-right Norwegian politician and Holocaust denialist, who she took a selfie with. Keen later said she didn't know who Lysglimt was.[2][44][45]

Keen has described Emily Zinos as "fabulous". Zinos is a member of the far-right Minnesota Family Council and believes that contraception and abortion "have an immediate destructive effect on society."[45]

According to Media Matters for America, Keen has repeatedly expressed support for far-right English activist Tommy Robinson.[2]

In October 2019, she appeared in an interview with Jean-François Gariépy, a far-right YouTuber who calls for a "white ethno-state" and has made videos with neo-Nazis Richard B. Spencer and Mark Collett as well as former Ku Klux Klan leader David Duke. Keen later stated she did not realise he was a white nationalist. She also gave an interview to Soldiers of Christ Online, later stating she wasn't aware it was linked to the far-right,[5][46][6] as well as an interview with Sebastian Gorka, previously Deputy Assistant to the President for Donald Trump.[11]

In January 2020, Keen spoke at a panel organized by The Heritage Foundation and WoLF.[47]

On 24 March 2022, Keen appeared on Tucker Carlson Tonight, a conservative American talk show, to discuss her protest of Lia Thomas's inclusion in the NCAA Women's Swimming Championship.[48]

During her "Let Women Speak" tour, Keen posed for a photo with Edgar J. Delatorre, a member of the Proud Boys who was present at the January 6 United States Capitol attack.[11]

One of Keen's Hyde Park rallies was attended by Conservative member of the House of Lords, Baroness Nicholson of Winterbourne. [49]

Criticism from gender-critical feminists

Julie Bindel, a self-described "gender-critical" feminist, criticised Keen's 2019 Heritage Foundation appearance in a now-deleted tweet: "Posie Parker is a thick feck who is a bigot and not a feminist. She has taken the Heritage Foundation coin. None of the actual feminists I work with can bear her... I despise the latest tactics of Posie Parker and disciples, and want no part in it. As far as I am concerned, they are motivated by narcissism, bigotry, and ego. They are causing harm." Keen stated in response that she supports LGB rights and is pro-choice, and denied that she was funded "by the right".[47]

Jean Hatchet, another gender-critical feminist, planned to attend a conference with Keen and Venice Allen in the U.S., but decided not to and raised objections to their alliances with right-wing Christian organizations. Other gender-critical activists dismissed Hatchet and accused her of sowing division and engaging in "purity politics" and sabotage.[44]

In May 2018, Woman's Place UK, an organization founded to oppose proposed reforms to the Gender Recognition Act, cancelled a planned event with Keen, saying in a public statement that they "object to her stated views on race and religion." They later stated that they stood by this decision, and that it was made in relation to tweets by Keen that "made pejorative comments about Muslim communities." These included complaints that "you can offend everyone except Muslims and trans women" and that "we seem to be able to blame rape culture but not Pakistani/Muslim rape culture" for rapes committed by Pakistani men.[50][51]

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