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Keep McIver's Ladies Baths Women & Children Only

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Anonymous
5 years ago

Keep single sex space single!!!

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Antje Galuschka
5 years ago

I stand in solidarity with the women of Australia. Antje, Germany

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Bo Novak
5 years ago

Single sex spaces matter for the privacy, dignity and safety of women and girls. Stop giving away away our hard-won rights!

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Charlotte Stephens
5 years ago

Can't women and girls have anything anymore? It's disrespectful and utterly deplorable that they would allow exhibitionist fetishistic men a platform to speak over the women for whom this space was intended.

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Anonymous
5 years ago

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Rhona Milne
5 years ago

A trans women is a trans woman!

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Janice Gougeon
5 years ago

I'm signing because women have fought long and hard for sex based rights. Any male bodied person who says they identify as a woman would understand why it matters and would not be fighting to get into our spaces.

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Anonymous
5 years ago

Sex is biological fact Gender is a social construct Keep women’s spaces for women

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alison timpson
5 years ago

women should have the right to privacy from men

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Anonymous
5 years ago

We need to save female only spaces

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Jane Doe
5 years ago

The fact that I can't sign my real name to this petition without risking my livelihood says everything.

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Anonymous
5 years ago

I will always support female only spaces. We will not be invaded by men.

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Anthea Economides
5 years ago

Biological women deserve safe spaces away from the male gaze. Someone not respecting that is the last person to be trusted to share their pool.

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Marie-Helene
5 years ago

Women and girls deserve a safe space away from those who oppress them

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Anonymous
5 years ago

Also women with PTSD from sexual assault

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Lola Fen
5 years ago

I approove this pétition.

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Gregory O Grady
5 years ago

This is an important safe space for women and kids. Good luck.

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Karolina Gawinowska
5 years ago

Please respect women's rights. Don't give it to bullies.

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Hannah R
5 years ago

Across several years of my early 20s, I swam here as a way to connect with my body and the ocean in a non performative way. I was recovering from an eating disorder and am a sexual abuse survivor. Having a women’s only space was healing and sacred. Language matters. I would be terribly sad to see the language twisted here so that any one who wants to claim they identify as a woman, could gain access to this special place.

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Amy Robinson
5 years ago

I grew up in Sydney desperate to avoid the male gaze. Women deserve a safe space for themselves!