Women in Sport Charity has a good take in the ruling. It's possible that have been sensible all along but I saw this quote in a BBC article about the effect of the Supreme Court ruling on sport and was pleased:
"In a statement welcoming the Court's decision, a spokesperson for the Women in Sport charity told the BBC the group hoped other sports would have the "confidence to protect the female category for natal women while finding solutions to enable transgender people to participate and compete".
"We have a responsibility to advocate for safety and fairness at every level in the sporting system, from grassroots to elite," the spokesperson added.
"We believe that everyone deserves the right to experience sport, and that to be safe and fair women and girls require a female category in almost all sports."
They were founded in 1984 and work for women and girls in sport. When so many legacy womens organisations are twaw I found it cheering to see. Well done them.
(I realise 'almost all sports' might rankle but I thought it was a fair statement)
Are there any other feminist or women's organisations that are not specifically gender critical but have responded well to this?