Soul Sisters founder Kanwal Ahmed shut down a male X user who was spreading misinformation about the women only group with a fake post. The user had shared a clipping of a post he claimed was from the Facebook group, where a woman claimed she had a crush on a man she saw at her gym, despite being married to another man.
“Firstly this is a fake Soul Sisters Pakistan group,” responded the feminist activist. “Anyone with a brain can see the fake IDs commenting & realize that. Secondly, the fact that this man felt comfortable in calling an entire community ‘whores’ based off 1 fake SS speaks more of his own values than anyone else’s.”
Firstly this is a fake Soul Sisters Pakistan group. Anyone with a brain can see the fake IDs commenting & realize that.
Secondly, the fact that this man felt comfortable in calling an entire community “whores” based off 1 fake SS speaks more of his own values than anyone else’s https://t.co/0Da03NzI3P
— Kanwal Ahmed (@kanwalful) March 28, 2024
In the comments, the entrepreneur criticised men for trying to shut down Soul Sisters over a fake screenshot, while currently there were massive issues around the world that deserved better attention.
The funniest part about this whole saga is that – this fake group was found by men. This screenshot was taken by men. And the entire circus of angry rhetoric online has been led by men too.
Seriously, bigger things happening in the world to fight for than ways to demonize women.— Kanwal Ahmed (@kanwalful) March 28, 2024
