Trans Activist vs Female-Only App - Sall Grover | Maiden Mother Matriarch 51

02/04/24 • 50 min

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Maiden Mother Matriarch with Louise Perry

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My guest today is Sall Grover, former screenwriter turned app developer, now at the centre of a legal battle titled (I kid you not) Tickle vs. Giggle. Sall explains the background to the case, why it's so important to sex-based rights in Australia, and what is motivating the bizarrely aggressive trans activists who have pursued her through the courts.

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