"'Women' just aren't seen as a group worthy of consideration in the way that 'marginalised' men are."
@ArabellaScott
"However, I think it's always going to be uncomfortable to fight for women's rights and many people will always find it easier to make life convenient for men."
@Merrymouse
"It’s so weird how they could be mistaken for threatening, misogynistic incels if you didn’t know they’re the most vulnerable, marginalised group™️ in the world."
JKR
https://nitter.poast.org/jk_rowling/status/1956640145890799922#m
(with photographic illustration)
If I hear one more time "most marginalized people" ....
I find the discussion around women's rights, which are achieved and thus women could relax, very relevant. This in combination with men, who would never voluntarily cede ground, is a volatile and always evolving situation.
Women stand back, now we have equality (in rich / democratic countries at least), no need to be so vigilant anymore. If it hadn't been trans rights movement, possibly another influence would have been bigger (tradwife, religious conservatism and others).
Women should be aware that there is always danger of restriction or removal of rights and that men (as a class, not your Nigel), are themselves constantly on watch for any interference with their turf. I would say that constant problems, such as availability and costs of childcare, which are current in many countries, are a sign of the political class not caring enough about it or maybe actively prioritizing other topics. Another constant problem is the care for elder people, which mostly women are taking on as unpaid or low-paid family help.
(if someone wishes to do this by their own volition, they of course should be free to do it, same as spending some years bringing up children. The point is that it should be a free choice, and you don't have free choice if you don't have any other option).
Thus I would say there are many ways in which politically or financially influential men are interfering with women's rights and choices, and if we wouldn't currently debating the TRA topic, we would probably deal with something else. It's neverending. However, this is certainly one of the most dangerous and important problems.