@ProfJoPhoenix you should have no fear in watching this.
The juxtaposition between clips of your speech and the angry, threatening demonstration outside was very powerful.
Have NC'd for this post and it's sad I feel the need to do so.
On the positive side I'm a mature PG in an RG Uni and whilst I'm still careful about what I say in "public" re: gender ideology there are many, many of us PG's who are talking in friendship/seminar groups and finding that contrary to what we expected the majority are gender critical.
What happened to Prof Stock was a gateway into discussions that allowed many of us express our disgust about how she was treated (on a "neutral" freedom of academic speech basis) to then be open about our GC standpoint.
Ironically, at my Uni faculty, the most ardent trans ideology evangelists are some of the academics someone is making a lot of money from rainbow/pink and blue lanyards, badges, face masks and scarfs.
There is a growing grievance amongst my PG cohort about being taught "right think" rather than taught "to think" when questions are so obviously loaded with the "right" answer or prefaced by "contexts" that stifle discussion (not just on this issue but wider political/sociological/cultural/economic topics).
There is a shift taking place. We (the previously silent majority on my PG course) are starting to speak up, to challenge and thanks to Maya know we can't be discriminated against.
Apologies for the long post and if you have got this far, thank you.
To you, Rosa and Kathleen 
Students are listening and it's absolutely true that "courage calls to courage everywhere" especially on campus.