‘It seems we are at a time where you can offend everyone except Muslims and transwomen – the rest of us are expected to take it on the chin’, she tweeted in 2018. This caused the left-wing gender-critical group A Woman’s Place to distance itself from her and disinvite her from a panel.
What I find really interesting about this, and not just in reference to anyone in this article, is that it's really a criticism of a particular kind of leftist, not of Muslims at all. For the most part it's not regular Muslim people going around calling people racists and trying to shut down discussions, though they may have opinions on things like anyone. It's this whole ideology that doesn't allow for any possibly critical comment about only specific groups of people. So you can't discuss whether hijabs on little girls are a good thing, even if you have no intention of banning them, but you can tar modern Christians with things that happened 500 years ago with impunity.
It's a perspective that treats any disagreements with its racial and ethnic and other hierarchies as attacks against the people which they have placed in those hierarchies.