If there was another way to be a sex, other than actually being that sex, tens of thousands of years of misogyny could have been avoided.
Yep. All those silly females around the world being aborted, genitally mutilated, child-married to old men, raped, beaten, disenfranchised, forced into sex work, forced into slavery*, paid less, performing most unpaid labour, owning less, eating less and being educated less could avoid it all, the daft wenches, just by identifying as male. Pay gap? What pay gap?
Every single human being alive today exists because of the reproductive labour of women. Pregnancy, birth, breastfeeding. Hard, painful, often dangerous. And invisible, for the most part, despite the human race relying upon it. Yet at the Women's March, women were chastised for campaigning for care around our biology. Because it wasn't intersectional, and excluded women born with penises.
Not only are women still abused and oppressed, just for being women, but now we're told that oppression is a form of privilege, and we should allow all males in our spaces, and to compete in our sports, on their say-so, because identifying as women is so degrading to men that they are automatically less privileged than anyone else, including black people, disabled people, and females. And that's official CPS advice to schools now.
It's like the Handmaid's Tale went woke.
I'm quite late to this. To realising what is happening. I think a lot of us are. But now, our children are affected. And people tend to get a fair bit pissed off, when your ideas start to harm our kids.
*1 in 200 people alive in the world today are defined as modern slaves. 71% of those enslaved people are of the female sex.