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the non-sexist trans inclusivity movement overlapped with the female inclusivity movement
trans exclusionary feminism is considered radical, its what the R in Terf stands for. It means it doesn't have consensus.
yes, some positions and status will go to males that are transwoman instead of females. I don't think there is any coordination or plot in this to "erase females".
(I feel like this concept is different across English speaking countries, in America the movement has landed on the concept that we have separated sex and gender, so there are two sexes which remains binary: male and female, and there are non-binary genders which includes but it not limited to man and woman designations, and they don't have to match the sex. Sometimes I see people in the UK getting into semantics issues with an American audience, whether they are purposefully being insensitive or not.)