@CoolforKats you said to @socialdilemmawhattodo ‘Well as a woman you don't get to speak for all women which is the fundamental flaw of JKR's reasoning particularly given she asserts experience gives her authority to do so. ’
I understand that to mean you don’t think women should either; a) share their life experience with other people, especially if they can command a large or influential audience, or b) that life experience should be allowed to shape how they view the world and, in this case, assess the risks and disadvantages caused by men trying to access women’s spaces.
Is this an accurate reading of your position?
Are there areas where it is permissible for women to share their experience and knowledge, or is it only in relation to ‘trans rights’ that they should keep quiet and put up?
You’re right women aren’t a monolith, but we share a common biology and a very long history of oppression that is recognized by our rights in law to single sex spaces and protection from predatory men (sigh, yes, not all men or TIMs).
With that commonality and history comes shared experiences that are familiar to more women than not.