That's so true. It's been so wonderful over the past few years so see women take these big organisations to court and win, backed purely by small donations (£20 here, £30 there) from individual women determined to see justice done. The pinnacle of all this was the FWS victory at the Supreme Court - three brave, ordinary women defeating the might of the Scottish government with all those resources at its fingertips.
But it's also true of course that there must be many, many women who lost their job or had to put up with a man in their changing room who didn't have the mental energy for a court case, and who just ended up walking away or putting up with it. These are the women who now know that if they want to fight, the money is there for them - they don't have to put themselves in the spotlight to crowdfund.
I am so looking forward to seeing these women, backed by the weight of Supreme Court ruling and the substantial monies of the JK Rowling fund, teach those smug, self-righteous, woman-hating organisations the lesson they deserve.