Kate Nash dismisses backlash to pro-trans song: 'I can handle it'

Kate Nash dismisses backlash to pro-trans song: 'I can handle it'

Kate Nash talks about her fiercely pro-trans song 'GERM', not caring about social media trolls, and why transphobia doesn't make sense.

Kate Nash delivers a message to GERMS and she's not holding back

British singer Kate Nash has coined a new term GERM – its a girl who is an exclusive regressive misogynist, a message clearly targeted at people who describe themselves as TERFs – Trans Exclusionary Radical Feminists. “I feel no threat from any trans person that might be in the toilets, I’ve never felt threatened by a trans person as it turns out. The 69,958 rapes that were reported between Oct 2023 and Sept 24 in the UK do slightly concern me t…

Kate Nash’s ‘GERM’ is a blistering response to weaponised feminism – and it’s our LOUD WOMEN #singleoftheweek

Kate Nash is back with GERM – a fierce anthem that takes aim at the Supreme Court’s decision to redefine womanhood in a way that erases trans women. Out now on Kill Rock Stars. GERM stands for “Girl, Exclusionary, Regressive, Misogynist”, and it’s a direct challenge to the people using ‘feminism’ to weaponise trans people, in service of the patriarchy. We kicked off last night’s LOUD WOMEN radio show on Resonance FM with GERM, and it’s the anth…