>Some transgender people have cosmetic surgery. But most retain their birth genitals. Everyone's equality and safety should be protected, but women and girls lo

>Some transgender people have cosmetic surgery. But most retain their birth genitals. Everyone's equality and safety should be protected, but women and girls lose out on privacy, safety and fairness if males are allowed into changing rooms, dormitories, prisons, sports teams. I'm not sure I follow her argument here. Does she mean that fundamentally the presence of male genitalia in these spaces is the problem? That a transgender female is not acceptable in these spaces unless birth genitalia is removed at which point it becomes acceptable (independent of any other changes i.e hormonal)? And if so how does the presence of male genitalia make the space less safe? I assume because males have a higher rate of committing sexual assaults (which I guess is a fair argument). But then why would a penis attached to an otherwise female body pose a problem since I assume it is male neurobiology and hormones that drive sexual assault behavior (not the genitalia)