Show Notes
Charlie Bentley-Astor is a writer for the Telegraph, The Critic, The European Conservative, a commentator for GB News, TalkTV and is a graduate of the University of Cambridge. She is also a detransitioner - or a desister as she prefers. We discuss her personal experience of being a direct victim of gender ideology.
You can follow Charlie on X @astor_charlie
Charlie's Substack charliebentleyastor.substack.com
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