Standing up for Suzanne Moore

ight to freedom of expression.

Suzanne’s story, like mine, is becoming Everywoman’s. Last year, Maya Forstater lost her job at a think tank for expressing views similar to my own; JK Rowling is abused on social media for her feminism. I’ve met countless women who are silenced by fear; Suzanne has too.

“Now, I feel a huge sadness,” Suzanne wrote, “when I look at the fragmentation of the landscape, where endless fighting, cancellations and no-platformings have obscured our understanding of who the real enemies are.”

I hope her story provokes others to speak up. As she concluded that courageous column about me: “There are more of us than you think.”