Our thanks to Mike P for this. An extract:
As a proud feminist, Sadiq Khan has pledged to tackle gender inequality in all its shapes and forms. [J4MB: Genital mutilation? Suicide? Homelessness? Domestic violence? Employment in dangerous and dirty environments? Cancer screening? Education?] The Mayor will use the centenary of the Representation of the People Act in 2018 to work with London’s many leading industries – from culture, education and business, to politics and public life – to support the continuing success of women [J4MB: And the corresponding continuing failure of men] and to push for greater gender equality for women [J4MB: But not for men] from all backgrounds across the city.
Justice for Men & Boys 
A sexist traitor against his own sex. To all the young boys out there (and their parents), Sadiq Khan is one of those increasing the odds you will end up on the street, mentally ill, injured, violently assaulted, imprisoned or dead before your time.
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How relieved I was to see the back of vacantly grinning, whiney voiced Ken Livingstone as London Mayor.
Anyone is better than him I thought to myself.
Wrong again.
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I suspect that this burst of “virtue signalling” is a very useful means to deflect attention from Mr. Khan’s other agendas.
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As a father of daughters, I suppose we could expect no less. Buy will he do as he says he will? Will he, if conscription is ever re-introduced, demand that his daughters be called up like other people’s sons?
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Well, I’m the father of daughters too, but that’s no excuse.
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I think that the argument goes something like this. “There are certain situations e.g. national security which trump the need for equality” Of course those particular situations are carefully chosen and they do not benefit you or me.
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