Many young women seem to have no understanding of how recently their rights have been won, and some believe that women, in the sense of being of the female sex and adult, are now completely equal, and if some are not it is because of other intersecting types of oppression they experience. For them the new justice frontier are trans women and their rights, because they regard trans women as the most marginalised and oppressed of all people under their label of 'women.'
Why they don't see the clear clash of rights and the erasure of names for the female sex and why they don't see the historical patterns or what is taking place in Afghanistan right now (which is entirely sex-based oppression) I do not understand.
There's an odd scarcity of all critical thinking, research, and reasoned debate now, at least online, and so it could be just that they never thought about any of this at all, but just want to be seen as fair and generous and kind and on the right side of history.
And some common arguments about the evils of profiling a demographic group probably feed into their thinking that 'all genders' can assault 'women':
They don't want to suggest that men, as a sex, are much more physically violent than women, as a sex, because they see it as profiling, even though that statement does not imply that most men wouldn't be non-violent or that no woman would be violent.