Campaign to boycott nightclubs changes its name from Girls Night In
Campaign to boycott nightclubs over drink spiking changes its name from Girls Night because critics slammed it for not being 'inclusive' Organisers of Girls Night In accused of a ‘cowardly capitulation’ to woke warriors Group was set up last week following a string of reports of women being spiked Statement released by the group has been attacked by women’s rights activists
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A campaign to boycott nightclubs to raise awareness of how women’s drinks are being spiked by men has changed its name and apologised for not being ‘inclusive enough’.
Organisers of Girls Night In have been accused of a ‘cowardly capitulation’ to woke warriors, with activists saying the removal of the word ‘girls’ will undermine its focus.
The group was set up last week following a string of reports of women blacking out in clubs, believing their drinks were tampered with.
Girls Night In was started by students Martha Williams and Milly Seaford, with plans for boycotts in 43 university
