A recent charity fun run in Victoria Park, Tower Hamlets, has sparked controversy after women and girls over the age of twelve were excluded from participating by the event's organizers, the East London Mosque. The article argues that such exclusions are a result of the United Kingdom's approach to multiculturalism, which, it claims, has led to the normalization of practices that oppress women under the guise of cultural sensitivity. The author draws on personal experience to highlight the impact of these restrictions, expressing concern that society remains silent when misogyny is justified as a cultural or religious issue. The piece calls on leaders, particularly London Mayor Sadiq Khan, to take a firm stand against practices that conflict with the core values of a democratic society, regardless of cultural or religious background.