Eventbrite Removes Listing For ‘Let Women Speak’ Event
After decades of social progress among feminists fighting for women to have an equal voice in American culture, modern leftists are determined to allow biological males who identify as transgender to invade and dominate spaces designed for women.
This trend was on display in the recent decision by Eventbrite, an online platform used to organize and sell tickets for various events.
When a group sought to promote its “Let Women Speak” event in Austin, however, the site determined that it somehow violated rules against hateful content.
A description of the event indicated that it would include discussions “about the harms of gender ideology, the erasure of women, the mutilation of healthy bodies, and the protection of our sex-based rights.”
As revealed in a screenshot shared online by Michelle Evans, one of the event’s organizers, Eventbrite’s “trust and safety” division delivered a curt message confirming that the listing had been removed from the platform.
“We’re reaching out regarding your event listing, ‘Let Women Speak Austin,’” the message began. “We have determined that your event is not permitted on the Eventbrite platform as it violates our Community Guidelines and Terms of Service, specifically our policy on Hateful, Dangerous, or Violent Content and Events. As a result, your event has been unpublished.”
The statement went on to warn that “repeated violations” could result in the “suspension or termination” of the Eventbrite account.
After asserting in that post that “being a woman is not a hate crime,” Evans offered additional response to the situation in subsequent tweets.
She tagged Eventbrite directly in one tweet, asking for clarification about how “sex-based rights” could be considered hateful.
“Do you not believe women deserve rights, safety, dignity and protection?” she added.
As of this writing, the link Evans initially shared to the Eventbrite listing states: “This event is currently unavailable.”
This is not the first time Eventbrite has unpublished an event meant to address the controversial proliferation of transgender ideology. The platform previously removed listings related to the documentary “What Is A Woman?” by conservative podcaster and writer Matt Walsh.
Last year, a British lawyer announced plans to sue Eventbrite for rejecting an event by the author of a book criticizing certain gender theory concepts.
