On the plus side, at least she's expressing her opinions in a more appropriate form than a series of tweets.
The immediate problem I have with her post though is her early description of the Maya Forstater situation, which even I as someone with only a passing interest in this topic know to be inaccurate. Which immediately means I can't trust anything else she subsequently cites either. So it just becomes more opinion. Opinion which I'm also not inclined to trust given it comes off the back of a series of tweets that I know misrepresented the opposing argument.
This is a problem generally but particularly on this topic. I often see people on both sides referring to different studies, professionals and scientific evidence as proof that they're right and I have zero faith that that evidence is reliable, or that they themselves fully understand it, or they're not using it as justification for a bad faith argument they'd be making even if the evidence disagreed with them.