Women's Equality Party - what do you think?

Who is HI? I have never heard of her and why should someone who has had a glittering career necessarily be or want to be a role model for women?

I do think this whole female, rich and famous(?) therefore a role model for women idea very simplistic. Most people's aspirations (regardless of gender) are a lot more complex than simply being rich and famous, or even just rich.

Indeed to merely aspire to fame and money, to me, is a sign of immaturity and anyone still pursuing this ambition beyond the age of 18 needs therapy.

I followed your link orchidlily and whilst Harini Iyengar appears to have had a glittering career and aspires to be a role model for women generally, it says nothing about what she would do for London if elected to the office of Mayor.
Wasn't it John F Kennedy who said 'Don't ask what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country'
It's a pity more politicians and aspiring politicians don't remind themselves of that occasionally.

I agree with Marmark1 If there was a Men's equality party the media would condemn it.

I agree with Whitewave on this.

Is there a men's equality party?

I'm all for women's equality , but as far as London is concerned ( where I live) housing and transport are the big issues, and I'm not sure where women's equality would have anything significant to add to that debate, unless I'm missing something.

I can understand why it was formed but not co nvinced yet that it is a runner