I was going to say the sane thing - talk, strong, articulate black women have been accused of being men forever.
It was one of the sticking points with Caster Semenya - that people were being racist and applying white, western standards of appearance to African women.
Because that was true about many women of African heritage, Semenya used it to obfuscate the genetic reality and claim racism and sexism (rather than it calling out sex based advantages, which is what it actually was.)
Referring to 1980s career women in ‘power suits’, they tended to be called ball breakers rather than masculine. But again, that their power and authority came from being like a man or destroying men.
Patriarchal bullshit, the lot of it.