Op, you are being silly now.
Op, I think I understand where they are coming from though. A lot of white feminist only stand for issues when it will affect them even though they have the biggest and loudest platform which they only use in their favour. Women's match this week was an example how this played out. Believe me, I was glad women came in droves to protest against issues that matter to us all as women.
What made me sad about the match was the thought that, if women stood up often and were not selective on what suits them as a race but women in general. we would be further in the cause.
It also, felt like it was a battle between two groups of white women. Those who voted for trump and those who didn't, ( or those who would have loved for Hilary to have been nominated) instead of protesting against trump and a lot of men who behave and hold sexist beliefs and views.
Being a woman, speaking about being oppressed by the patriarchy, is not a "position of privilege" in the context of a discussion about patriarchy???? or is it? it is yes it is. A lot of women don't have the position to actually hold and protest in the same way white women do. Sometimes, they do but they don't have the same platform as white women. Even though white women think they don't hold any power. The other groups don't hold positions in the media in the same way to make sure the media hear them, below, white men. The other groups in most cases are not taken seriously. In most cases the protest against the issue is seen as western invention brought to corrupt that particular group/ race or sometime its phase that they expect it will pass.
I can't comment for trans because I have no idea how they feel to relate to what you are saying.
What I do find puzzling is comments from feminist about how they can't be mothers of the world. Why do they have to sort out everyone else problem. Op, this is similar to what you are saying. It's a very European/American way of thinking that comes from privilege.
From the gist of what you have posted, what I would say is that people see white feminist as a group of people who who are better off than most. If you are disabled and white woman, you are in a worser position in society compared to a white woman without any form of disability. If a disabled white woman complains, they are probably talking about being in small group that most people might never even care they exist let alone being a woman.
Dose her problem only apply to disable people or should it be a feminist issue if it affects groups of women who are disabled?
I don't think anyone should stop feminist from voicing their opinion. However, if people see double standards and bullshit. I believe it should be stated and pointed out.
I can't believe you said discrimination against black women- tick. Yes am laughing at this. 😂