If you follow the Twitter feed and press releases of the ACLU and some of its most prominent staffers, you'll find the ACLU already celebrates "all that." In fact, they often gloat about it.

Here's Chase Strangio, the TIF attorney at the ACLU who's spearheading the ACLU's war on girls and women's sports and rights more generally, giving the 2019 Athlete Ally Action Award to CT runners Terry Miller and Andraya Yearwood. Miller and Yearwood are the two strapping boys (now men) who've been competing in CT girls track for several years, cleaning up in medals and wins, and getting showered with praise for having the "courage" and "bravery" to do so.

https://www.facebook.com/AthleteAlly/videos/6th-annual-action-awards-terry-miller-and-andraya-yearwood/521671441762350/

Note that the video has been cut so that Strangio is not seen alongside the two TIM athletes. Because seeing them side by side would show that the two males tower over tiny Strangio and have shoulders whose width is half Strangio's full height.

The ACLU is also providing pro bono legal help and all sorts of other support to male inmates, including convicted sex criminals, suing correctional authorities in virtually every state for the "right" to use their claims of having/discovering a trans identity to be transferred to female prisons, and to get feminizing clothing, wigs, cosmetics - and surgeries - provided to them in prison on the taxpayers' dime.