Genderism can be exclusionary, especially when the mindset of the "wider" group they belong to is truly not one of inclusivity. Genderism also takes voices away from visible minorities who are often excluded by these groups as well.

We talk a lot of about diversity, and this word has been in many ways, commandeered by genderism. Diversity is not only gender diversity. But it seems to be the diversity we can hear most about at times.

Diversity for me is ensuring anyone with the potential can develop the talents to execute from any diverse background. (Happy to improve this defintion).

If using pro-women groups as an example, the issue is not the women. It's men. Existing decision making powers and structures need to change behaviour.

Focusing on Humanism may be another approach. Everyone is a citizen in humanity, and adjusting the structures and powers within that context might set bars and standards for behaviour can be set within it.