I just listened to a fascinating programme on R4 Extra about the Greenham Common Women's protest.
At the end they were discussing if such a movement would be possible now. And they concluded it would be much harder due to 'the people who are now deciding what a woman is'.
You literally can imagine men like Jonathan and the polycule turning up to take selfies and make snide comments about 'cis' women not wearing make up and kitten heels as they protested in the mud.
I was a member of CND for many years. Because there weren’t many people in my area, our local branch was amalgamated with the WILPF branch (Women’s International League for Peace & Freedom). There were some formidable old-school feminists in that group, many of whom had been instrumental in the Greenham Common protest. They were all a generation older than me, but I was in awe of their attitude and the stories about protesting at Greenham and the harsh conditions they put up with. Their numbers are dwindling now

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Anyway, I just looked up the WILPF (founded in the First World War) to see if it was still going and saw this on their membership page
So now blokes can join

. This was a movement originally set up by suffragists as the International Women’s Congress (renamed WILPF in 1915) with the aim of eradicating the root causes of war. It was set up by women for women. I wonder what the members of my local branch, many of whom are in their 80s and older, think of having to admit men in dresses should one demand to join.