This bit from that talk is very powerful, I think.
The framework goes as follows: The white man declares himself a woman, but he keeps his power and privilege, himself part of the ruling patriarchy. Then, he proceeds to erase woman to further possess her, what he sees as his—conquering her language, her organizations, and her spaces. He forces children to learn an ideology of madness, those who are then coerced and compelled into medicalization, including surgeries. Able to step into all of the spaces that he dominates, he forces us to see him as if he is a sexual and racial minority, constantly comparing himself to Black women. He exerts his dominion. Or, the white man identifies with Black trans-identified men, using the latter’s murder rate as his oppression by proxy. It is as if he puts his hands into a bucket of melanin, rubs it on his own skin, and then declares almost racial minority status for himself. But, of course, he maintains the convenient option to keep his power and his control to punish any whom he perceives as disobedient to his will. Misogyny becomes interwoven with capitalism and racism. As Black women, we have been very sensitive to and aware of the white man’s comparisons between himself and the Black woman in his consumption of us.