The idea that transwomen don't experience male privilege is really a strange one. Male privilege just means you are treated like a male.
I don't think anyone can deny that being a man doesn't mean you life is great you can be poor, a refugee, you can be gay, you can be disabled, a victim of abuse, bullying, racism, all of those things... Life is just not fair nor is it easy for most people; including men.
But there's a tones of studies on all the ways women are treated differently ever since their birth, and i am not talking about designated period tents in India, or FGM, though, that too. There are specific things that are more likely to happen to females. Female babies are left to cry longer than male. They are interacted with differently. Female children get less attention from teachers, they are punished more harshly for misbehaving in school than boys, they are not invited to speak out as much. There is actual studies about how the same grade doesn't warrant the same encouragement from the school depending if the student is male or female, Sexual harassment can start as soon as they are put in school with little boys... it carries out in college, when female student are more likely to be pushed out of academia by sexual harassment from teachers or fellow student than male students.. and then it's the same in the workplace.
Hell adult women are more likely to be left by their husbands if they produce a female child than a male child...
I don't think the female athletes from the 70's made nearly as much money as male athletes did, so my guess is Catlin Jenner is a shining example of male privilege actually.
And they really never let go of that stupid concept of "non-consensual puberty" and "stolen childhood" but a lot of transwomen don't express a desire to transition until adulthood. I start seeing a lot of them saying that they where fine as boys and men, actually, but now they are women. There are different paths to trans-identity.
