"I think the major inequity women face is that having children affects our incomes unfairly compared to men, and transwomen aren't having this problem but I suspect they are also a group that suffers the same result."
How can this be true? How can a male person who has never experienced the discrimination that female people face from birth, who has never been not hired because they are of an age to get pregnant, who has been looked over because they have child care needs because they are breastfeeding?
How can a male person 'suffer the same result'? Or does the poster who posted this honestly believe that male people pass so well that those interviewing will not notice?
In fact, much of the very opposite occurs too. Male people with trans identities getting opportunities ahead of female people. Celebrated as 'women of the month / year'. Male people don't have menstrual issues or pregnancy issues to deal with, they don't need sick days off for menstrual health or morning sickness, or have to have breaks due to maternity leave so that the child can be breast fed.
They can have nice linear careers. They can even keep their name and dodge that negative sexist discrimination that is well and truly still out there where a male CV will be preferred. As per the Veterinarian experiment a few years ago that was reported on the BBC.
They have their very own unique issues, but they are not 'suffering the same result'.