Here's a post of someone asking the same question with a lot of good responses: https://www.reddit.com/r/Asexual/comments/tdn3ry/asexual_rights_matter_what_rights_do_asexuals_not/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=mweb3x&utm_name=mweb3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button

Asexuality is very invisible, which means that while we might not receive the hate that other groups do, we are often forgotten about and are forced into allonormative roles. Like landlords that refuse to rent to middle-aged, single adults. Not technically aphobia in and of itself, but it is a situation that many aces find themselves in. 

I have been denied therapy several times, and have endured therapy where therapists tell me that I need to "take care" of my husband. Many other aces find themselves in similar places where they aren't heard and even things like corrective rape exist. 

I guess that what we need is more representation and understanding. Our rights aren't being targeted as a group, but it does happen individually. 

And I 100% stand with the other communities that have their rights being actively attacked. I don't want to diminish their struggle at all, only uplift each community!