Sarah Jane Baker told a crowd gathered at a rally in central London in July to 'punch a terf'.
Sarah Jane Baker was taken to court from prison, where she was recalled after the events in questionA transgender activist who told a crowd to "punch a terf" has been cleared of intentionally encouraging the commission of an offence.
Her remarks were captured on video during the march, from Trafalgar Square to Wellington Arch, on 8 July.It is an acronym that stands for "trans-exclusionary radical feminist". Baker was arrested on 12 July and later charged with intentionally encouraging the commission of the offence of assault by beating.
She added: "I've never in my life used any physical violence against trans-exclusionary radical feminists."It wasn't my finest hour; I am quite annoying but I don't want people to be hurt because of something that I said."
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