[After shouting "transgender women are men", this feminist activity in the United States was attacked...]
On October 26, local time, British women's rights activist Kelly-Jay Keane organized a protest rally in Tacoma, Washington, USA, but was disrupted by local transgender group supporters, a physical altercation broke out, and the rally was forced to be canceled.
Video from the scene showed protesters holding up protest signs such as "Transgender 'women' are men" and "Deny men access to women's spaces." According to the US "News Tribune", protesters fought back with pepper spray after being attacked by streamer spray cans by supporters of the transgender group. Local police said that someone's mobile phone was taken away and broken, and a suspect was arrested on suspicion of assault and malicious sabotage.
The day before the incident (25th), Keane said during a live broadcast on the YouTube platform that she was committed to speaking out for women in many parts of the United States, but was currently threatened by transgender support groups. On the day of the incident, a Twitter account claiming to be a sexual minority rights group posted that Keane's "hate rally" in Tacoma had been thwarted.
According to public information, Kelly-Jay Keane is the founder of the British feminist organization Standing for Women and a special adviser to the American radical feminist organization "Women's Liberation Front" (WoLF), which takes an anti-transgender rights position.
Since 2018, Keane has been using the pseudonym "Posey Parker" to express anti-transgender rights views. In the view of Keane and his supporters, allowing "transgender women" to enter "women's spaces" such as women's toilets and women's bathrooms is an assault on the female community.
