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for all the far right festoons lampposts and leaflets with the union flag, it harbours antipathy towards king and constitutional monarchy
Catherine Mayer
American-born British journalist and author; co-founded the Women's Equality Party with Sandi Toksvig in 2015; former Europe editor of Time; author of Charles: The Heart of a King and Divide and Rule: Royal Women and Their Battles.
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The British far right harbours antipathy towards constitutional monarchy.
for all the far right festoons lampposts and leaflets with the union flag, it harbours antipathy towards king and constitutional monarchy
bsky.appSaid 15 Oct 2026This on korrents
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The UK should adopt electoral reform.
PM and councillors are from different parties. Roll on electoral reform.
bsky.appSaid 30 Sept 2026This on korrents
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The UK should adopt electoral reform.Their words
PM and councillors are from different parties. Roll on electoral reform.
5 September
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Blackshirts marching. Peaceful protestors beaten. Corruption scandals brushed aside. Vulnerable communities demonised. Eugenicists platformed. And we still quibble over whether to use the word fascism?
30 August
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Women in British public life are still recklessly hounded by the media, as Princess Diana was.Their words
nearly three decades in which women in public life, including her daughters-in-law, continue to be remorselessly & recklessly chased, anatomised and cartoonified by the media
22 August
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The common denominator wasn’t me but patriarchy. Rights and protections since won were never enough and are now under attack along with vulnerable communities who are being scapegoated
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Public inquiries can create an expensive illusion of change while relieving pressure to act.Their words
I have seen some public inquiries create the (expensive) illusion of making change while relieving the pressure for immediate action.
9 August
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What happens to royal women is a template for and influence on what happens to all women in the public eye, and what happens to women in the public eye affects all women.
2 June 2017
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The British far right harbours antipathy towards constitutional monarchy.
for all the far right festoons lampposts and leaflets with the union flag, it harbours antipathy towards king and constitutional monarchy
@mayeroflondon.bsky.social on Bluesky Said 15 Oct 2026
The UK should adopt electoral reform.
PM and councillors are from different parties. Roll on electoral reform.
@mayeroflondon.bsky.social on Bluesky Said 30 Sept 2026
It is fair to call what is happening in Britain fascism.
Blackshirts marching. Peaceful protestors beaten. Corruption scandals brushed aside. Vulnerable communities demonised. Eugenicists platformed. And we still quibble over whether to use the word fascism?
@mayeroflondon.bsky.social on Bluesky Said 5 Sept 2026
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Women in British public life are still recklessly hounded by the media, as Princess Diana was.
nearly three decades in which women in public life, including her daughters-in-law, continue to be remorselessly & recklessly chased, anatomised and cartoonified by the media
@mayeroflondon.bsky.social on Bluesky Said 30 Aug 2026
Public inquiries can create an expensive illusion of change while relieving pressure to act.
I have seen some public inquiries create the (expensive) illusion of making change while relieving the pressure for immediate action.
@mayeroflondon.bsky.social on Bluesky Said 22 Aug 2026
Workplace sexual harassment is a product of patriarchy, not of its victims.
The common denominator wasn’t me but patriarchy. Rights and protections since won were never enough and are now under attack along with vulnerable communities who are being scapegoated
@mayeroflondon.bsky.social on Bluesky Said 22 Aug 2026
How the media treats royal women shapes how all women in public life are treated.
What happens to royal women is a template for and influence on what happens to all women in the public eye, and what happens to women in the public eye affects all women.
@mayeroflondon.bsky.social on Bluesky Said 9 Aug 2026
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