I think one of the main problems here is that with us all being isolated from each other physically because of Covid-19, organizations such as Zoom count as essentially the public square. So this is problematic. I think this highlights that, as citizens, we need to push back on government restrictions on freedom of movement, even in a pandemic. When all of this first began, it was meant to be temporary. A few weeks to slow the spread and learn more about the virus. Now it has been almost a year, we know the virus will never go away, even with vaccinations, we have some tools to fight it, and yet there are still restrictions. These restrictions constrain our right to have private discussions with other people, to organize for political activity etc. (And how easy would it be, in addition, to translate this reasoning into "women aren't safe to go out unless they are with a male minder" once we have lost the right to sex-specific restrooms). So when various organizations step up to sue for retention of civil liberties during a pandemic, I think we need to support that.