A lot of so called 'progressive' movements and statements are particularly laced with internal contradictions.
For example
A group of people that have themselves taken part in propagating an ever expanding list of supposed sexualities and gender identities, whilst also demanding that other people must abide by whatever pronouns they decide to use and must jettison biology as they do so, get annoyed that another group have, in tern, decide to adopt a new label for themselves.
Or the social media pronouncements from individuals, companies, charities and activist groups that say that ' trans women's are women.... which always raises the obvious reply 'so what actually is a woman?'
If a reply is ever provided the response is always a load of gender wang nonsense that essentially boils down to circular definitions and/ or saying that being a woman is a feeling which usually seems to comprise of complying with a rather regressive set of gender stereotypes that may be somewhat associated with the sexes of people in many cases but don't define them.
I think the next movement should be a concentrated movement of better renumerated men declaring themselves to be lesbian women who eschew contemporary feminine dress and makeup instead preffeing to wear 'masculine' clothing.
They would therefore, in practice, not need to change anything about themselves apart from how they 'identify' whilst simultaneously doing their bit to eliminate or indeed reverse the 'gender pay gap'.
Any opposition to their self declared identity would, like the 'super' movement, just lay bare the problems with the other sides ideology.
This would not doubt result in some great moment's to revel in schadenfreude as so called progressives are left with their cogs whirring as they try to manage the epic levels of cognitive dissonance that lie between calling out obvious ridiculousness and their own deeply held beliefs that are built on the very tenets that have enabled the afermentioned ridiculousness.