This seems to be a major issue.
And it's one reason why transwomen should not be referred to as women, because it opens up the 'I can't be misogynistic, I'm a woman' defence.
I was looking at this:
www.artlyst.com/news/intersex-denier-mary-beard-issues-one-word-apology-non-binary-hunger-striker/
Basically the man there is transgender, and isn't intersex, but imagines he is. broadly.vice.com/en_us/article/43ggpw/ela-xora-the-trans-artist-and-campaigner-in-the-silver-mask. He campaigns for intersex people (I bet they wish he didn't), and he decided to completely make up some lies about Mary Beard being an 'intersex denier', went on 'hunger strike', tweeting her about how he was going to kill himself if she didn't apologise for some sort of conspiracy theory about hiding all the intersex statues from antiquity.
www.world-arts.com/artist-on-sleeping-hermaphroditus-hunger-strike-performance-2/ twitter.com/ElaXora/status/933612515426172928
He claims to have Stephen Fry on his side:
twitter.com/ElaXora/status/934407669934379008
Is there ANY precedent for male academics being told what to say and think by men on threat of suicide? Or is this just something that happens to women?
It is clear to me that men will ALWAYS trump women when the men play the oppression card (something, something Roman intersex babies drowned, something something not even intersex).
Because what can be a better woman than a man?