I've met Alex. She says she prefers female pronouns but didn't object when people slipped up.
She also clearly identifies herself as a transwoman (not as a woman) and genderqueer (between female and male) and even though I don't think that is a 'thing', I don't really object to someone like her saying it. She also is 100% behind 'genderless' third spaces as she feels that makes life easier and safer for everyone.
When I met her I was ready to think she was a narcissistic arsehole and although I don't agree with everything she believes, I felt she wasn't a TRA that is threatening womens rights - she's clear that she's trans in a 'genderqueer' way and not a woman.
As a very good Psychotherapist I can't imagine her insisting that traumatised women be forced to share female spaces with male bodied people (which she recognises she is). She recognises her male biology but wants her GI to be related to her 'personality', which she feels is more female. Willing to be corrected if I'm wrong however as I only spent a couple of hours with her.
That video of her makes her look like a twat and I think she might regret it.
I also surreptitiously watched her go to the loo in the mens but maybe that was due to the event we were at and she doesn't normally?
To be honest, I'm not nervous or angered by TW like her. She says she feels like a woman but recognises she isn't one, she's trans or GQ. She doesn't want to be discriminated against by being a TW or GQ which is fair enough.
Many will disagree with me but I don't object much to TW like her. She seems to be saying 'I feel like a woman but don't claim to be one'. If all TRAs were like that, there wouldn't be much of a problem.
Like a previous poster said; If you feel like a woman and want to be called she (as a preference rather than a demand) and challenge gender stereotypes and wear eyeshadow with your beard, knock yourself out.