&gt; Feminism has never demanded equal respect.<p>Stating that Feminism has <i>never</i> been about equality is an absolute statement. Even if it&#x27;s true that Feminism has had little to do with equality, all you&#x27;re doing here of swinging to the opposite extreme in response to it, which doesn&#x27;t seem like a healthy attitude.<p>&gt; 1. Australian right for women to vote. It took another 60 years because they didn&#x27;t care about aboriginal votes. That&#x27;s not equality!!!<p>That was quite a long time ago when attitudes towards race were different. It seems unfair to take this attitudes and apply them with an absolute statement like &quot;never.&quot; Would it make sense to state that the United States has never been about equal rights and point to slavery, &quot;separate but equal,&quot; and the KKK as my proof?<p>&gt; 2. An education system that went from a majority of honors students being male to 80% women earning honors in 30 years - and you call that equality? Do you argue that boys have become stupid (as is the modern myth of feminism) for such a drastic swing at almost all levels of academia.<p>Unless you can directly connect Feminism to this, then you need to explain what you feel the mechanisms are that Feminism uses to indirectly influence these results. Which education system (I assume Australia)? How has Feminism affected these results?