VioletSky
There is no way to achieve equality or freedom when there are too many people saying, "but I want more equality than this demographic".
Many suggestions have been made on how to achieve this but it always comes back to "I will give nothing of mine" which is privilege and not freedom.
Many do not understand what privilege is, it is as simple as not being in a demographic that is discriminated against which impacts lives on every level, even prison.
I am not saying it to make waves, it just is and it is something that works on multiple levels as women should understand. Not all women are equal due to privilege and yet, women would argue against it. Often those with the most sadly.
So what about men who are saying that they want freedom to enter female spaces against the wishes of the women in there? Where is the women's freedom in the face of that?
What about the freedom of women to compete fairly in sport, and to have statistics about women using that to mean people born female?
Or the freedom of lesbians to have sex with other women, which is the basis of their sexuality?
How do those freedoms stack up against the men (and their acolytes) who want to deny them, and to put their own wishes above those of women? Do those men give anything of theirs? Do they fudge! They insist on women shutting up and putting up.
Who are the 'many' who don't understand what privilege is? Is it men, who for centuries had far more rights than women, or the women who fought for rights of their own? Or is it the few men who want the right to identify as female, regardless of how many women feel about having their spaces invaded and their rights to sex-specific teams, stats and spaces protected, as well as their rights to bodily autonomy?
Not all women are equal, true. Unfairness is endemic in a class-based society. That is a separate discussion, however, and the most radical communism would not and could not alter the fact that sex is biology. I'm not saying that to make waves - it's just the way it is (by which I mean it is actually the way it is, not how I perceive it to be), yet there are women who would argue against it. Usually those with least to lose, sadly.
Prisoners, rape victims, sportswomen, lesbians, confused teenagers and others are ignored by these women (or are seen as irrelevant, I'm never sure).