Going back to Clitherows comment on p.1, as I think it is key:
This means that power relations will be shifted to those people who will be able to most forcefully impose their own inner feelings on others.
And
This is extreme liberalism of the John Stuart Mill variety in which laws should be kept to a minimum and society must order itself according to the outcomes of competing individuals.
This extreme individualim does not apply equally to all individuals in society. The power relations haven’t changed, power still resides primarily with men, whatever they claim about gender feelz.
In all the important senses, relations between genders remains the same as it ever were.
This also highlights that not only are sex and gender different things, so too are gender and gender identity. We just don’t see society, and all the people within it, treat men who claim a female gender identity as if they were women.
It is quite clear that those gender ideologists who want to replace sex, in all contexts, with gender, have no concept of structural analysis of what gender relations actually mean for women in our society.
Under the guise of social justice for oppressed minorities, power inequalities between men and women are further entrenched, and one of the rules of misogyny identified by, I think, tehBewilderness is codified in law:
Men are what men say they are, and women are what men say they are.
The language used may be about freeing individuals, but the practice is about sex-based power inequalities.