[Colleagues response to her participation in a LGB Alliance conference] They demanded I had the whip removed if I spoke at the conference and really … - Joanna Cherry

I've always argued that the way to win a referendum was to persuade people who voted no in 2014 of the merits of our case.
The SNP needs to discuss both how we convince people to the cause of independence and also how we actually win our independence.
We need to put the sovereignty of the Scottish people back to the front and centre of our debate.

It should not be possible for venues or their staff to no-platform lesbians or feminists who believe that sex is an immutable biological fact just because of our sexuality or our beliefs. [...] That sort of discrimination is unlawful and I'm sure most people would agree it's not acceptable

In my case, I was kicked off the SNP frontbench for speaking up for women's rights and for lesbian rights.
And I've also received rape and death threats, as is a matter of public record. I've had no public support from my political party, despite those rape and death threats.
So, I think many parliamentarians are just trying to keep out of this debate because they’re afraid to speak up.