Sadly, and sorry if someone else has made this point, it is too neat and in fact not true to say it is about class.
After all much of the media support for sex based rights (apart from the DM who I wouldn't date classify!) is in the Times and the Telegraph. Who have a high ratio of snobbery.
If you look at what has happened to the BMA and all (most?) NHS Trusts it seems to come from those who may well have a privileged background, but somewhere along the way of "growing up" and getting an education, have taken on a minority belief that they think is their mission to impose on everyone else. It may be true that their back ground and education makes them feel confident to behave in this intolerant way.
What is more interesting is why so many NHS trusts have submitted. And this decision wouldn't have been taken by the elite within the medical practitioners, but those somewhere in middle management.
So nothing in the article persuades me to change my mind that the main cause of this capture is that women are not considered important enough to be thought about or listened to.
And it will have been many women complying with this trans takeover.
Lets call it what it is.
Misogyny