The Brendan O'Neill Show 297: Sall Grover: My Kafkaesque battle with gender ideology
Sep 5, 2024
Sall Grover, founder of the women-only social media app Giggle, discusses her pivotal legal battle against gender ideology in Australia. She shares the emotional weight of her court loss, warning of its potential ramifications for women's rights globally. The conversation delves into the intersection of gender identity and women's spaces, emphasizing the challenges faced by women in navigating these evolving norms. Grover critiques the cultural shifts impacting women's rights, advocating for the safeguarding of female-only spaces and the importance of free speech.
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Giggle App Backlash
- Grover created Giggle, a women-only app, and faced backlash.
- Men flooded app stores with negative reviews, labeling them 'transphobic'.
AHRC Complaint
- Roxy Tickle filed a complaint against Grover and Giggle.
- Grover refused conciliation that demanded allowing men who identify as women onto the app.
Legal vs. Biological Sex
- Australian courts prioritize legal sex, determined by birth certificate amendments, over biological sex.
- This prioritization effectively renders biological sex meaningless in legal contexts.