I think it is liberating that one can live as they feel inside in peace and without discrimination.
Yes, I think that in a way, liberation for one facilitates liberation for all. Once one disadvantaged group has its legitimate grievances listened to, the same can happen to another group.
There are conundrums or conflicts of interest, it seems, between feminism and trans-gender rights.
I don’t think it’s denying reality to state that some people have gender dysphoria because they feel they’re born in the wrong body. Many people, including David Carlin, have a hard time swallowing the idea that a man who self-identifies as a woman, is a real woman. I don’t know if that’s a caricature or straw-man, or a real stated position. I do think Carlin has a point if he says that some people deny reality in this issue. For example, it’s been said that biological gender doesn’t exist, and that chromosomes exist on a continuum from male to female.
This is a whoooollle toxic can of worms.