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Men's access to space denied to women is called 'male privilege' by
feminists. Though some female-to-male transsexual Jews feel guilty about
having access to men's-only religious spaces, I personally do not. I
remember all too well how it felt to be classed as a woman without feeling
like one, to grieve every waking hour that I could not reconcile my
conviction that I was male with the way the world treated me as a female.
Now, I am simply glad to be free. I sympathize with feminist frustrations,
but I cannot speak for women because my outrage as a transsexual comes from
a different slant. I don't perform women's spirituality, except as an ally,
because I am not a woman.