I wish the main stream media would start doing their job and report things accurately. I read the Mail through a "they would say that wouldn't they" filter.
I respect that their reporting on gender issues is strong, but at the same time they have their readership, and they are writing for them.
At least we have the Mail/Times/Telegraph/Spectator and Mumsnet. Which is more than, say, Ireland. The US is also in a mess as the newpapers of record are not doing their journalistic job. It is easy to blame "the far right media" stoking up "gender wars", but a moment of introspection is needed.
People do know. They know from their daily lives. Gender questioning nieces, having to mangle their language at work, the blatant unfairness of someone like Lia Thomas. Six years ago I was in Chicago and mentioned gender bollocks to a teacher in a Catholic High School. She was astonished. "You can't say that!" then followed up with issues already becoming apparent in a neighbouring high school where a boy, or rather "girl", was insisting on accessing girls changing rooms, to the unease of teachers who were unable to prevent it. She blamed Illinois Democratic Governor Pritzker (his relative Jennifer Pritzker is a high profile transwoman), implying one more vote for the Republicans.
If they can't step up and handle the gender issue as adults, left of centre politicians/media/supporters will end up paying.
I would be curious to know how the US readership of the Mailonline and Spectator is faring. My guess is that they are benefitting from being able to report reasonably accurately.