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== History ==

== History ==

Kavanagh and a friend are infamous for a September 2022 incident in which they abused a man and a baby during a march in [[Brighton]] by Standing for Women, a movement seeking to recognize biological sex. Kavanagh called the man a "fascist". Her friend called the baby "little fascist", after which Kavanagh came within inches of the child and told the man "you think that's a good idea, do you, to raise a child who believes this filth".<ref>[https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11231853/Fascist-Labour-MPs-aide-screams-father-holding-baby.html Trans activist who shouted in the face of 'fascist' father and baby claims she was 'protecting her trans friend' but admits she was wrong as she faces calls to be sacked as Labour MP's aide]</ref> Affirming biological reality has nothing to do with fascism, but silencing of political opponents is a defining trait of it.

Kavanagh and a friend are infamous for a September 2022 incident in which they abused a man and a baby during a march in [[Brighton]] by Standing for Women, a movement seeking to recognize biological sex. Kavanagh called the man a "fascist". Her friend called the baby "little fascist", after which Kavanagh came within inches of the child and told the man "you think that's a good idea, do you, to raise a child who believes this filth".<ref>[https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11231853/Fascist-Labour-MPs-aide-screams-father-holding-baby.html Trans activist who shouted in the face of 'fascist' father and baby claims she was 'protecting her trans friend' but admits she was wrong as she faces calls to be sacked as Labour MP's aide]</ref> Affirming biological reality has nothing to do with fascism, but silencing and abuse of political opponents, and denial of science, are defining traits of it.

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