It always amazes me when women have been told for years to reframe their trauma, do it and shut up, NAMALT, its just discomfort get over it, or self exclude and go without and that's your choice - that when men are told the same, it's wholly unreasonable.
Why are these men so amazingly special and more important than everyone else? Why is is appalling to say this to a man but fine for a woman?
Reasonable adjustments don't apply in law to trans issues - I've thought for a long time they should - but 'reasonable' is providing additional gender neutral spaces. It is not reasonable to destroy sex based spaces for women and distress, discomfort, exclude and actively put women at risk, unless you really don't think women are fully human Like What Men Are. There is no human right for men to access non consenting undressed women, nor to have the supremacy of right over women's spaces at a cost of excluding and harming women. And we have to be honest about the fact that some men with trans identities are exceptionally dodgy people with a long history of sex offending, on top of men having actively used access to women's spaces to offend against women and get to their victims. Why should women endure this shit? It's far worse than what is being wailed about at the thought of subjecting men to.
People with trans identities can have mixed sex additional provisions or they can use their own sex based ones. And the red herring of women with trans identities not being allowed is based on hearsay from someone who has not read or properly understood the SCJ. That applies only where women may reasonably be distressed or excluded by someone who strongly resembles a male in their space, and the SCJ references toilet facilities at a refuge/rape crisis support service, and requires that an additional facility should be provided so no one is left without facilities .
That's the key bit. No one can be left without facilities and access.
For activists: words like no one, people, inclusion, everyone and kind, mean women you don't agree with and whose boundaries you find inconvenient.
And just rolling at the whole 'disabled facilities are inferior due to lack of hair dryers so trans people can't use them' - they're fine for disabled people though?