Maeve Halligan: the Cambridge student brave enough to challenge trans ideology
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Along with two other students, Maeve Halligan founded the Cambridge University Society of Women, an association for female students at the university, “providing a place for free speech, discussion, and association among women.” You would think such a thing wouldn't be controversial in these modern times, but of course it was, because these young women don't believe that men are women. A month ago, her speech at the Cambridge Union went viral. Meghan Murphy speaks with Maeve about her experience and why she founded the society.
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