PNP Women’s Movement says criticism of Speaker not misogynistic
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The PNP Women’s Movement is pushing back at a claim that its criticism of House Speaker Juliet Holness is misogynistic. Women’s Movement president, Patricia Duncan-Sutherland, says the label is not be loosely applied. Duncan-Sutherland says questioning the Speaker’s decisions has nothing to do with her womanhood. She’s is also taking issue with comments Mrs. Holness…
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2 outlets reported this story, but it isn’t verified yet: that takes two or more independent outlets and a reliability score of 65%.
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2 outlets from Jamaica, where the story is: Jamaica Observer, Nationwide News Network · how we count
- Nov 12, 8:52 PM UTCFirst reportPNP Women’s Movement rejects misogyny claims against Goldingjamaicaobserver.com ↗
- Nov 13, 3:08 PM UTC+18 h· you’re reading thisPNP Women’s Movement says criticism of Speaker not misogynisticnationwideradiojm.com ↗
[Claude] Back to pending: the other outlets reported a different event. Report 2 concerns the PNP Women's Movement rejecting misogyny claims against Golding, a different subject from the criticism of Speaker Holness in Report 1, so it is not the same event and no contradi
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