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“Julie Bindel was the perfect person to tell the story considering her connection to Sharon and her life’s work committed to women’s safety and justice. She’s NOT anti trans rights - she’s pro women’s rights. She’s not a ‘trans exclusionary feminist’ - she’s a ‘male exclusionary feminist’. If you don’t see that then you’re either deliberately misinterpreting her words or you’re not listening to them in the first place and just blindly following what others have told you to believe.
Such a heartbreaking story. I can’t begin to imagine the pain Sharon and the other parents went through. Their perseverance to keep fighting shows the power of a parent’s love. Heroes.”
PhotoNH via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
08/08/23
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“A really sensitive story handled with care. Thank you”
Xxna03xx via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
08/01/23
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“Love the content within each korero,I can completely relate as I live in Australia and am a little lost as to the return home to the marae.
Thank you so much”
ah you kriggse via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
08/15/23
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“Julie is a scintillating narrator as always and particularly insightful on this case due to her 20-year friendship with the victim's mother (and Julie's partner represents the victim's mother in her liaisons with the police over the years whilst seeking justice). The case is...”Read full review »
Lou.1987 via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
08/06/23
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