among others, by Pedro Almodóvar, Margaret Atwood, Richard Flanagan, Ed Harris, Slavoj Žižek and Olga Tokarczuk), as well as persons supporting Margot (including Adam Boniecki, Maja Komorowska, Michael Schudrich, Paula Sawicka, Alfred Wierzbicki and Jacek Jassem). Margot was misgendered by Polish police and right-wing politicians. Zuzanna "Łania" Madej (Szutowicz's partner) said that using Szutowicz's masculine name is not offensive. Some media outlets, such as Onet.pl and , also used Szutowicz's masculine deadname. The latter started using Margot's preferred name after backlash and threats of having its donations cut off by supporters. It also led to the resignation of the chairman Piotr Jedliński. On 4 September 2020, Margot was released from imprisonment after a successful legal appeal. Following her release, she posted a photograph holding up her middle finger and holding a scrabble sign saying "Poland, you preek [sic], stop arresting my Margot". On 7 September 2020, a protest in support of Margot was held in front of the martyrdom monument at Old Market square, Bydgoszcz. Disestablishment In mid-2021, the leaders of Stop Bzdurom dissolved it since they no longer wanted to work as a public group. In an interview, Małgorzata Szutowicz said that having a public position with the media was not helpful for reaching her goals and that she was now working in the background to support other groups. References Notes External links Stop Bzdurom official website 2019 establishments in Poland 2021 disestablishments in Poland Anarchist organizations in Poland LGBT anarchism LGBT organisations in Poland Organizations established in 2019 Organizations disestablished in 2021