Maya Forstater claims that sex-based rights and single-sex spaces are essential to protecting women and enabling them to participate in public life.

“Why do you have women's prisons? Why do you have women's sports? Why do you have everyday um single sex services? It's to protect women from men and enable women to be part of public life.”

She believes that the primary motivation for women who support the transgender movement over women's rights is to gain social currency by appearing virtuous.

“I think the reason women compete in who can be the quickest to give women's rights away is because then they have currency of being these really nice people”

Women should be protected and their rights and boundaries, including privacy in spaces like locker rooms, should be honored.

“It's not respectful to women and their boundaries, their even their body boundaries and their safety feeling feelings of safety.”

Officer Tatum claims that trans women are biological males and should be kept out of women's prisons to protect female safety.

“It is a man that identify as a woman it's not a woman it's that's very simple why can't we get that correct”

Third-wave feminism has negatively affected women's lives by encouraging them to prioritize professional careers over family life.

“feminists have really painted women into a corner women who don't follow lockstep with third wave feminism you're seeing the factions that are sort of being created right now”

He argues that early women's suffrage movements aimed to shift the fundamental unit of politics from the family to the individual.

“What It really was about was reformulating the the bedrock unit of politics from the family to the individual.”

Universal women's suffrage is contrary to the founders' vision of a society where the family is the fundamental political unit.

“women suffrage goes against essentially what the founders um established in our country.”

The push for women's suffrage was not a grassroots demand by women, but rather a top-down initiative fueled by propaganda.

“everybody assumes that the reason there was a push to give women suffrage is because women demanded it, >> right? >> That it was a grassroots thing that women looked around and went, "Oh my god, we're oppressed. This is terrible. We need”

Yalda Hakim contends that the current Taliban regime maintains a systematic policy of depriving women and girls of education, movement, and public life.

“It is the only country on the planet that as a matter of policy, the de facto government has decided that girls and women should not go to school and should not go to university.”

The removal of opportunities for women in Afghanistan following the U.S. withdrawal is a grave human rights tragedy.

“We're gonna spend the gravamen of this episode grappling with recent events in Afghanistan, less from a political perspective, and more from a human rights perspective, with a specific focus on the very grave plight faced by the 16 plus million women in Afghanistan”

The last two decades in Afghanistan were a monumental success in human capital development for women that must be recognized.

“Why is it that building of 16 million women, to the degree where each of them were incredibly talented, is not even being acknowledged as a victory.”

The reporter asserts that women's rights in Afghanistan have eroded significantly since the Taliban took control.

“female protesters who've tried to speak out have quickly been shut down forcing them to demand their rights from indoors and yet the taliban government now ruling over the country insists that the systems they've put in place are working for all afghans”

Matt claims that arguments proposing the removal of women's voting rights based on their exemption from the military draft are unfair.

“They're trying to say that since women can't be drafted into the war, then they have no right to be able to vote, which could essentially send men who have no choice to go fight in the war that they're exempt from. The essentially it's not fair.”

Women should have the right to vote because they are part of the social contract and have a moral obligation as citizens.

“If women are included in those people who have opted into you know a social contract in a society where they benefit from voting then they should be able to vote.”

Women should retain the right to vote because in a secular society she does not trust men to represent her interests.

“if if we are not acting as a Christian nation, then I don't trust giving up my vote to godless men. I just don't.”