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| - | Feminists said balaclava-clad trans rights activists 'silenced' them today in Bristol as tensions between the two groups erupted again. <br>The mob dressed all in black were heard screaming 'trans rights are human rights' while activists held a talk in honour of Father's Day in College Green. <br>During the clash, the anarchists were seen pushing police and women, while another person held a sign saying TERFs - the name given to critical women - should 'suck my d***'. <br>Another man was seen writing on the ground that 'after Colston TERFs are next'.<br>The slave trader Edward Colston's statue was thrown in the river in Bristol amid anti-racism protestors in 2020. <br>Bristol Anarchist Federation celebrated that it disrupted and silenced the Standing for Women gathering by also singing Wonderwall and All Star. <br>The clash comes after a similar balaclava-clad gang of trans activists 'manhandled' a feminist next to a statue of a suffragette in Manchester earlier this year. <br> One person held a sign saying TERFs - the name given to gender critical women - should 'suck my d***'<br> During the clash, the anarchists were seen pushing police and women in Bristol today <br> But Bristol Anarchist Federation blamed the women who were there including blogger and feminist organiser Kellie-Jay Keen-Minshull from S Using a megaphone, a man - also clad in black with his face covered - was seen shouting at the feminists in Bristol today. <br>He screamed that they are 'the oppressors' and are 'taking rights from people' while the feminists struggled to be heard over the noise. <br>Wales Women's Rights Network tweeted: 'Absolutely appalling intimidation of women in Bristol this afternoon, with [us] requiring a police [http:// | + | Feminists said balaclava-clad trans rights activists 'silenced' them today in Bristol as tensions between the two groups erupted again. <br>The mob dressed all in black were heard screaming 'trans rights are human rights' while activists held a talk in honour of Father's Day in College Green. <br>During the clash, the anarchists were seen pushing police and women, while another person held a sign saying TERFs - the name given to critical women - should 'suck my d***'. <br>Another man was seen writing on the ground that 'after Colston TERFs are next'.<br>The slave trader Edward Colston's statue was thrown in the river in Bristol amid anti-racism protestors in 2020. <br>Bristol Anarchist Federation celebrated that it disrupted and silenced the Standing for Women gathering by also singing Wonderwall and All Star. <br>The clash comes after a similar balaclava-clad gang of trans activists 'manhandled' a feminist next to a statue of a suffragette in Manchester earlier this year. <br> One person held a sign saying TERFs - the name given to gender critical women - should 'suck my d***'<br> During the clash, the anarchists were seen pushing police and women in Bristol today <br> But Bristol Anarchist Federation blamed the women who were there including blogger and feminist organiser Kellie-Jay Keen-Minshull from S Using a megaphone, a man - also clad in black with his face covered - was seen shouting at the feminists in Bristol today. <br>He screamed that they are 'the oppressors' and are 'taking rights from people' while the feminists struggled to be heard over the noise. <br>Wales Women's Rights Network tweeted: 'Absolutely appalling intimidation of women in Bristol this afternoon, with [us] requiring a police [http://mersingold.xyz/ mersin escort] as [trans rights activists] shout abuse and harass peaceful demonstrators.<br><br>We will not be silenced.'<br>They also claimed an 'angry man with a megaphone was trying to drown out a young, black autistic woman'. <br>Later in another video the anarchists were heard telling the feminists to 'get out of the city'. <br> Another man was seen writing on the ground that 'after Colston TERFs are next'.<br><br>The slave trader Edward Colston's statue was thrown in the river in Bristol amid anti-racism protestors in 2020<br> But Bristol Anarchist Federation blamed the women who were there including blogger and [https://www.gameinformer.com/search?keyword=feminist feminist] organiser Kellie-Jay Keen-Minshull from Standing for XX.<br>They said on Twitter: 'Awesome crowd gathered!<br><br>Free wraps, free cake, music, flags, banners'. <br>And called people to College Green to 'oppose' alleged 'transphobes'.<br>The Standing for XX group also shared videos were their protesters were seen waiving signs which said 'woman' means 'adult human female' and called for women to stop being 'erased'. <br>They also called the trans activists a 'cult' who are trying to 'bully and intimidate women into silence'. <br>After the protest finished, the women's rights group said they went to a pub in Bristol where police were seen in videos guarding the entrance. <br>Huge roars were also heard in Bristol city centre today as two groups of protesters met - nude cyclists and activists.<br>The World Naked Bike Ride set off from the Full Moon pub, near Cabot Circus, at 12.30pm to protest for a better environment, safer cycling and celebrate body freedom.<br> Using a megaphone, a man - also clad in black with his face covered - is seen shouting at the feminists in Bristol today.<br><br>Pictured: The Bristol clash with protesters with their faces covered holding trans and LGBT flags seen <br>However, the bike ride passed College Green where 60 people from Standing for Women was gathered.<br>A larger group of around 100 trans rights activists, also staged a counter-rally in the same place, BristolLive reported.<br>Avon and Somerset Police told the MailOnline in a statement: 'Earlier today, officers facilitated around 150 peoples' right to protest in Bristol city centre.<br>'Two groups with differing views gathered at College Green at around 1pm and specialist police liaison officers regularly engaged with both throughout the afternoon.<br>'At one point, officers formed a line between protestors in order to keep them apart and maintain order.<br>'While both groups at times raised their voices, there were no physical confrontations.<br>'The right to protest is a fundamental democratic right and we are pleased to have been able to facilitate both these demonstrations.'<br> But Bristol Anarchist Federation blamed the women who were there including blogger and feminist organiser Kellie-Jay Keen-Minshull from Standing for XX. They said on Twitter: 'Awesome crowd gathered!<br><br>Free wraps, free cake, music, flags, banners'. Pictured: The clash <br> After the protest finished, the women's rights group said they went to the pub where police were seen in videos guarding the entrance<br> Wales Women's Rights Network tweeted: 'Absolutely appalling intimidation of women in Bristol this afternoon'<br>Aleks Kovacevic, 44, was allegedly 'manhandled' by a gang next to the city's statue of , Manchester this year. <br>The feminist has said the scuffle lasted for around a minute and she was pushed on to a wall by a group of men, or trans men, who also grabbed her arms as she waved her purple, white and green suffragette flag. <br>In May footage of her being punched in St Ann's Square, Manchester, in March also emerged, although trans activists accused Aleks of kicking a trans woman and insisting on calling her a man. <br>After the Pankhurst stand-off she won praise from JK Rowling, who shared the footage of incident on Twitter and said: 'I never expected the right side of history to include so many people in masks intimidating and assaulting women, did you?<br><br>But she never dropped her flag. Emmeline would be proud.'<br> |
