The thing with Jordan Peterson is that they try to make him out to be some sort of anti Semite for pointing out that Jews are over represented in high power fields and this is probably related to their intelligence. He makes the point that people have different abilities. Why is that so controversial?
I had a friend who described herself as a feminist. When I commented about the lack of female Engineers, she pointed out that men and women are generally interested in different things, and have subtly different skills and motivations.
Likewise - look at the way left wing scoundrels have misrepresented Sir Roger Scruton, and those fools in the Tory party have panicked and sacked him from some post. He is accused of being anti Muslim, yet he talks of Muslim friends and quotes the Qur'an. He is accused of being anti gay, yet as far back as 1986, when mainstream attitudes were not very gay friendly, he wrote that homosexuality is not a sin.
Having the right attitudes is not enough it seems - you need to use the exact phrases, as if they have been approved by the politburo.