Unlikeliest Male Ally Award has to go to Brendan O'Neill.
I've always found him somewhat questionable, to say the least.
But here is absolutely hitting the nail on the head on Sky News.
Transcript:
"They're defending what a woman is, in a era when pretty much anyone now, through the transgender idea, can become a woman, or claim to be a woman, or identify as a woman. So this is a rebellious poster saying 'look, a woman is a very specific thing, and not everyone is a woman, some people are men and some people are women.' There was a complaint, as there is always a complaint these days and now it looks like the poster's going to be removed."
"What I think - it points to is two things. Firstly, that there is a very strong censorious streak in the politics of transgenderism, where they tolerate no criticism whatsoever. Also, I think there is a streak of misogyny in this movement, where I do think that this idea that womanhood is such a flimsy, shallow thing that anyone can adopt it and embrace it and put it on as if it was a piece of clothing, I think is a very sexist idea."
"Also, what it looks like is "woman" - the idea of a woman, the word woman, in this case - is being erased from public life by people who are either trans-activists or sympathisers to trans-activists who think it's unacceptable to say the word woman."
"It looks to me like women, these feminists, are right. Women are being erased under the pressure of what, increasingly, looks like a fairly tyrannical form of trans-politics."