It's bizarre, people talking about how this is supposedly setting "women" back etc.. but since when does she represent all women?
The outrage from people is the result of the rather silly positions taken in recent years like "believe all women", supposedly this undoes the work of #MeToo???? But it doesn't, at best it just serves as a very public example of why a generalisation like "believe all women" is clearly flawed.
Officially the rallying cry is just "believe women", but the "all" has often been added and/or implied, it's not "believe women more often"... like other catchy phrases it is supposed to be a bit controversial; "black lives matter" not "black lives matter too", "defund the police" not "reform the police" or "allocate more funding to social services too" etc..