BIB - I think I have to disagree with this. I live in Ireland - the women who are driving TRA ideology are well educated, high powered, politicians, working in NGOs and acadaemia, and have high media profiles. Women with, shall we say, less privilege think it's a load of b***ocks.
As an example, this is a link to an open letter (2020) (
https://gcn.ie/irish-lgbtq-community-stand-irishsolidarit-transphobia-trans-day-remembrance/) asking that women who believe in the reality of biological sex should not have politcal representation or be given any media time. Of the groups who signed it, prominent is the National Women's Council of Ireland (NWCI) - who have a transwoman on their board. Scrolling down to the individual signatories, the majority are women.
A referendum to remove the word 'woman' from the Irish consitution will be held on International Womens Day (!) - the NWCI support this move from sex-based language to gender based language, even though there is no advantage for women.