I think that there has been a lot of 'reframing' over the last decade or so.
Language has shifted so that people mean different things by the word 'woman' (and many people even refuse to define it, or see the question a some sort of trap). Words like 'mother' are similarly politicised.
The notion of so-called 'gender' has crept in, so that many people are confused about the difference between biological sex and a concept that seems to be based on feelings, but again, nobody can properly define, and can be seen as a trick question.
Things that women fought for and have come to expect are being lost, and those who fight to keep them are seen as unreasonable, and are persecuted and attacked. The law is used against them in some cases.
Situations that would have seems impossible years ago (eg men who 'identify' as women or even little girls are humoured and allowed to use their 'identification' in courts of law) are becoming more and more commonplace, and reporters use the 'preferred pronouns' that people are being compelled to use in the workplace, so that their employers get more points on the scorecards imposed by organisations with vested interests in getting everyone on board with their agendas.
Rape can now be committed by 'women', and there are calls from the more militant TRAs for the concept of it to be redefined, so that it no longer means nonconsensual penetration with a penis.
Sports competitors are robbed of their titles - women coming second to a man get silver instead of the gold they deserve.
Children are persuaded that they are 'in the wrong body' instead of possibly gay, or just unhappy, and are encouraged to take steps to be recognised as the opposite sex.
Homosexuality is being reframed as 'same-gender attraction', and lesbians who don't want sex with men - even when they are dressed as women - are reviled as 'transphobic', a slur which is used against anyone who disagrees with any of the above.
And if you object to any of this you are 'unkind', 'unreasonable', 'prejudiced', 'discriminatory', 'out of touch' and somehow the wrong sort of feminist.
It's scary how quickly so much of the above has become mainstream thinking and how quickly people were 'captured'. There is a backlash now, and things are shifting, but if we don't all speak up whenever we can, the current could pull us back again just as quickly as we went under the last time.