Are women being heard or weaponised?

Dr Belle Tindall is uneasy about a recent shift in conversations in political and social movement spheres

As you know well by now, I’m a woman who advocates for the political, social, economic and spiritual equality of the sexes. I’m undeniably and unashamedly for women – for them being and experiencing all that God intended and still intends. Professionally, this is the space I often sit in. 

But, also, I am a woman. It’s my lived experience. This isn’t a purely professional topic for me; it’s as personal as it gets. 

So, to sum up: both professionally and personally, I speak about being a woman a lot, right? I have done for quite some time now – in all kinds of rooms with all kinds of people, holding all kinds of views. And, when it comes to those conversations, I feel a shift happening. I’m noticing it everywhere, and maybe you are, too.