Carly-May Kavanagh, a policy caseworker in the House of Commons for Brighton MP Lloyd Russell-Moyle, is shown yelling at an unnamed man holding a baby during a rally in Brighton alongside another lady.
Miss Kavanagh and a female companion were featured in a Twitter video that has been viewed around 750,000 times. The pal informs the man, “Oh, you’re raising a young fascist.”
Miss Kavanagh then gets in and tells the man, “F****** fascist… You think it’s a good idea to raise a child who thinks this filth? You’re a nasty human being.’ At one point, she approaches the infant within inches, who stays quiet.
Since then, Miss Kavanagh has delivered a sincere apologies. She later tweeted, “I let the transgender community down.” I am ashamed of my behavior.
Carly-May Kavanagh is a policy caseworker for Brighton MP Lloyd Russell-Moyle in the House of Commons.
Miss Kavanagh and a female companion were featured in a Twitter video that has been viewed around 750,000 times. The acquaintance calls the infant a “little fascist.”
Miss Kavanagh was with a woman who referred to the infant as a “little fascist.” At a gathering in Brighton, the women can be heard yelling at an unnamed man carrying a baby. Since then, Miss Kavanagh has offered a contrite apology.
She was allegedly protesting against supporters of the organization Standing For Women, which organized a rally in a park in Brighton on Sunday.
Reclaim Pride Brighton characterized the Standing For Women event as part of a “transphobic hate tour” and stated that “fascists” were seeking to “incite hatred towards trans people.”
The demonstrators disrupted the addresses of Kellie-Jay Keen, the founder of Standing For Women, and other speakers.
Ms. Keen, also known as Posie Parker, has regularly infuriated pro-trans campaigners with her ideas on gender equality.
Her presentation was interrupted by protesters from Reclaim Pride Brighton, who had promised to “bring flags and noisemakers.”
It resulted in a confrontation between pro-trans and pro-rights women’s activists, with photographs showing police hauling two individuals away from the incident.
The warring factions had to be separated by a line of police officers, many of whom wore black masks.
After smoke bombs were used, the police made two arrests after skirmishes between different groups. Numerous individuals attended the event.
JK Rowling, who has received death threats from trans extremists, commented on the incident as follows: ‘I see the Be Kind brigade are once again lurking behind black masks, throwing smoke bombs, yelling’scum’ at women advocating for their sex-based rights, and roaring hatred at lesbians.’
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JK Rowling, who has received death threats from trans extremists, tweeted about the incident.
Two police officers carry away a protester wearing sunglasses and disguising their face during the event in Brighton.
During the conflict between opposing factions, police officers remove a second individual.
When making critical remarks about the transgender lobby, she has been harassed by trolls, including demonstrators holding placards outside her home after her address was published online last year.
Ms. Keen told MailOnline earlier this month that a number of threats and warnings had been made against her events.
She spoke forward after Sussex Constabulary officers informed her of a number of threatening communications.
Many of them called Ms. Keen, also known as Posie Parker, a TERF and urged others to “Fight her in any way you see fit.”
She told MailOnline, ‘I’ve been labelled a Nazi because I believe women do not have penises. Once someone can be portrayed as the most terrible individual in society — a Nazi — I suppose anything goes.
“Over the years, I’ve received numerous threats, and I’ve been told that they pray my children develop cancer.”
A protester wearing a mask converses with a police officer during the march in Brighton that culminated in several arrests.
During skirmishes between women’s rights and pro-trans organizations, a protester is placed into a police van.
Unfortunately, it is not uncommon for trans activists to issue threats against women who wish to discuss our rights; J.K. Rowling is a perfect example.
We are treated to a variety of threatening messages.
I believe that social media in general depersonalizes people. The designation TERF has dehumanized us. I believe there are some extremely problematic individuals within that community, similar to other groups.
It is a highly powerful campaign to convince us that guys who desire to identify as women are the most vulnerable segment of society.
“When I was younger, I could walk to Tesco with my children and a man would comment on my physical beauty. Unfortunately, as women, we have become accustomed to these frequent violations. I believe that identity politics as a whole is poisonous.
The demonstrators disrupted the addresses of Kellie-Jay Keen, the founder of Standing For Women, and other speakers.