No, the analogy is exactly correct. We are talking about prejudice based on appearance. Asking women if they are fine about other women coming in their bathrooms because of the appearance of other women is the same as asking if white people are ok if racialized people come to a party where everybody feel safe.
you are talking about prejudice. im talking about a very huge portion of the population that feels uncomfortable with the opposite sex in their sex separated spaces. are some of these individuals uncomfortable with that idea because of prejudice? sure maybe. but that doesnt mean its all of them.
at the core of this is the difference in biological sex, so they probably have an issue with males looking like females due to whatever changes to their appearance (be it makeup, surgery, clothing or whatever) using these spaces as well.
i dont think the relevant studies go this deep into the details though.
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Asking women if they are fine about other women coming in their bathrooms because of the appearance of other women
and this is exactly the issue of gender-based definitions for these terms and why i used female/male explicitly.