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Lets have a look at a 'hate preacher', whose thoughts are compared to Nazi fascism by those who argue that sex-stereotypes and thus oppression is innate. The campaigner for civil rights Miriam Ben-Shalom.
"I have spent every day of my life since that time advocating for the marginalized and oppressed, especially sexual minorities," she wrote. "I’ve organized rallies, shown up and stood up wherever injustice was allowed to flourish...
I’ve twice chained myself to the White House fence and engaged in non-violent civil disobedience to protest the ban on LGB people in the military. I’ve risked jail time and criminal charges on behalf of my brothers and sisters in the LGB community."
She was disinvited by Milwaukee Pride to be the Grand Marshall. What had she done? She was making statements like this:
"Women, especially lesbians, should not be told they are haters if they refuse to sleep with males who identify as trans,"
"Women, especially lesbians, should not be told they are haters if they refuse to sleep with males who identify as trans,"
The article is here: pjmedia.com/trending/first…
She and #GettheLout who protested at London Pride are protesting statement like this, made by the organisers of Toronto 'Dyke March' in 2015 (this has been going on for years): 
Here is an article on Miriam Ben-Shalom starting the legal battle against the U.S. 'Don't Ask Don't tell' policy : huffingtonpost.com/entry/miriam-b…
The article describes the situation in 1976 'Back then, women who refused to fall in line with a male-dominated way of thinking, were shut down immediately, put in their place, and told their voices simply didn’t matter'. Sounds like 2018 to be fair.
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