I never know if I'm doing enough for trans people. I like to think of my stance towards trans folk as "benevolent indifference." That is - I don't care even the smallest bit if someone is trans. They're a person, and that's all that's needed for my respect.
But I also recognize that that position isn't always enough. It's like when people said "All Lives Matter" in response to the BLM movement. Yes, all lives do matter, and my goal for society would be one where "All lives matter" is the only stance you need, but we don't live in that world and sometimes we have to focus on protecting specific groups.
But, as a white, male, cisgenger christian I also don't want to fall into a "white savior" leadership mentality, so I never know how loudly to speak out on behalf of groups I'm not a part of.
"There's less death from warfare and economic production diverted to support said warfare when people aren't fighting wars" is a helluva argument in favor of fighting wars to improve lives and benefit the economy.
It's like a financial advisor telling you that you should blow all your money in the casino, then quit gambling and start saving.