So the unanswered questions we've yet to receive answers on:
What JK actually said that was transphobic?
Can you please quote the parts of her essay that were transphobic?
Is it ok to acknowledge sex is real or is that transphobic?
If people are being transphobic to express concern about males competing in female sports?
If it's transphobic to have single sex spaces?
As transwomen offend at the same rate as men are women justified in exercising caution?
If men or transwomen don't pose a threat why do we need single sex spaces to begin with?
How can we protect Muslim women and abuse victims if they can't access single sex spaces?
Why are vulnerable women's rights less important than transwomen's rights?
Why are transmen's rights only ever explored when someone wants to do away with the word women?
Does the erosion of the word women not carry risks when applied to medical contexts?
Are women not at risk from missing out on medical procedures due to the muddying of language?
What rights do trans people not have?
How is JK trying to take these away?
How do you define women without biology without resorting to stereotypes?
Aren't stereotypes harmful?
How will safeguarding issues be addressed if deadnaming and access to shared spaces is brought in?
Why are women not allowed to meet and discuss their rights?
Why are groups accused of transphobia simply by not having it as their main aim?
And that's just off the top of my head.