The trans activists seem pretty white, tbh.
Witness Australia where a white Green MP and a group of white demonstrators were falling over themselves to prioritise access for pre-op (that is, with a penis) people to access a women's only swimming pool that had been a traditional indigenous sacred birthing pool.
In the process, they trampled over indigenous traditions, local Muslim women and orthodox Jewish women, and local orders of nuns.
So inclusive, eh? And this pattern of behaviour is part of what has made me GC. I don't hate trans people, but I am accustomed to studying and working alongside observant Muslim women, and I grew up in that period when not being Islamophobic was more fashionable than advettising trans allyship. Consequently, I am aware that if there are no single-sex spaces, e.g. toilets, it excludes girls and women who choose (or who are pressured) to wear hijab, because they have nowhere they may remove or adjust it. Or as we used to call it, religious discrimination. Whatever you may think of any individual religion and its precepts, putting barriers in place for Muslim teenage girls doesn't help them.
I find the idea of schools where teenage girls don't feel able to take off their headscarf in the toilets quite monstrous. So should anyone who regards themselves as progressive.