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Justice for Men & Boys 
Good for them. After all gender is merely a social construct, the feminists told us so. What better way to show up a blatant case of direct discrimination against men.
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Reminds me of the “Bake Sales” in which students used the tradition of selling cakes etc. at on campuses to illustrate the differential entry requirements for different races. By simply having different prices according to the race of the purchaser. These discriminatory entry requirements now declared unconstitutional by the Supreme Court.
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I hope this goes “viral” ( however that happens) both because it’s a superb way to protest blatant sexism against men and of course one hopes the enterprising men gain employment.
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I’m totally against men invading women’s spaces as I am also against the utter destruction of men’s spaces by feminists over the passed 20 years.
However the hypocrisy is amazing. These same women complaining about this situation have all bought into and supported evil feminist gender ideology are getting small taste of the results of it and still can’t see what they have wrought.
I wish I could laugh at it all without a tear in my eye.
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I notice that this got coverage in a lot of MSM today. Usually with a Gynocentric slant. A lightbulb moment occurred to me (I’m sure it is old hat to many). The organizer (a man) berated the “non binary” attendees . However one commenter wondered (tongue in cheek probably) that they all looked non binary to him. And of course the point behind many of these new “genders” is that they are how one “feels” not looks and they are in opposition to “gender stereotypes”. Clearly the organizer was not interested in the feelings of his non binary attendees, denying their felt identity and was using gender stereotypes, people dressed like ordinary young men couldn’t be non-binary. In other words he was basing his accusation on observed stereotypical behavior. So what was this behavior? It was in effect the absence of effeminacy. The attendees couldn’t one of the myriad of new “genders” because the key marker of them all is being camp/effeminate. From “drag queenss” to “butch” lesbians the overall theme is camp/effeminate. I don’t think I’ve ever seen or read anything about being a “gender” that is masculine, other than actual men and some trans men. All the rest (63 is it?) are versions of feminine. Hence the non-binary nature of the attendees was questioned because they were not behaving effeminately. Sort of makes it clear where the whole thing comes from.
Overall such quiet and effective (look at the volume of coverage) protests at the exclusion of masculine males should be encouraged.
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