Hot take, maybe, but I think that the same way it is very wrong to generalize traits across all women it is equally wrong to generalize traits across all men.
That's not me favoring men. All but one of the men who have been closer to me have been deeply problematic in many ways. What I am saying is that generalize a statement across the whole of any subgroup of the human populace is something that just shouldn't be done unless we can prove it to be true in every instance.
If you are ready to attack someone for a statement such as "all women should be submissive" or "women shouldn't be in politics" or such, but do not care in the slightest when people say "men rape" or "men want to control women" then there is a very real problem with you.
Those people who want to protect gays, lesbians, trans people, and more, and will fight back against misogyny and against claims such as "'trans' people are just confused" or "she just thinks she's a lesbian because she's had some bad experiences with men" but are willing to single any particular group or groups out, whether that be men or otherwise, have abandoned the path and are no longer truly fighting for equality.
And if you interpret this as me saying we should continue to uphold the patriarchy and keep the subset of men who are quite provably evil in power, then you are egregiously misreading the post and ignoring my point.