My head is spinning after reading this article: https://edition.cnn.com/interactive/asequals/anti-gender-equality-threat-explained-as-equals-intl-cmd/ Apparently the 'anti-gender or anti-rights movement' movement 'mobilises opposition to “gender ideology,” “gender theory” or “genderism.”' It goes on to say: 'While their exact targets and arguments vary, proponents of anti-gender ideology generally agree that the concept of ‘gender’ is dangerous because it is changing the way our societies are structured. They view “traditional” social units – such as the male-headed nuclear family of a husband, wife, and children – as the only true or moral way to live.'
I'm confused. 'Gender ideology' and 'genderism' is not about equal rights between the sexes, it's about the concept of an innate gender identity that can conflict with biological sex. Isn't it? It actually reinforces gender.