And there in lies the problem, they bought to the SJW mindset or are SJWs themselves so they gleefully jumped on the bandwagon.
What they didn't realise was that we'd come at them like a ****** battering ram, now most of them are terrified of printing anything inflammatory, with the notable exceptions of the hard left places and the trash that is polygon and kotaku, and even kotaku is tiptoeing around subjects.
In the 1980s, Andrea Dworkin was regularly interviewed, and her brand of feminism was treated as legitimate by the media, because she was being given a voice and reaching many people.
Eventually, after she was constantly moving goalposts, backtracking, and complaining any time an interviewer tried to question her about her statements, news and media outlets gradually stopped interviewing her. She still wrote books, and still spoke publicly, but the reduced media attention severely limited her impact. By the nineties, they weren't even reporting about her, anymore. Most people didn't know who she was, and her brand of feminism, while it didn't disappear, was given so little traction that it contracted. It was barely present in the media for the better part of two decades, until media outlets started paying attention to Anita Sarkeesian et al. And now, it's back.
People can argue about whatever they want, online, I don't really care. But when mainstream news outlets give crazy bigots a voice to reach the people, problems arise. When they stop, those problems shrink, even if they don't disappear entirely.