No, and perhaps I should have defined the term as there seems to be some misunderstanding among our international users as to why women may proudly proclaim to be antifeminists.
I would venture to say the vast majority of women and men in the US, I would hazard near 100%, absolutely believe in equal pay for equal work, and it is codified in our law. So, if a woman is NOT being paid equally, she had recourse to the law. It is pretty much a non issue, now. I am not saying it does not happen- but it is illegal and can be remedied. I would say nearly 100% men and women in the US believe women have the right to vote, hold public office, go to school and university, and obtain any job available. This is pretty much a non issue, too.
This is what might be termed "historic feminism" or first wave feminism.
The problem is with third wave feminists, who think that all sorts of things are "male oppression", like manspreading- a man sitting with his legs apart to accomodate his anatomy, or "mansplaining" a man speaking condescendingly to a woman, or air conditioning, or the word "bossy", or women choosing to be homemakers, etc. This is all under the umbrella of feminism today, not to mention abortion. I guess abortion is my main problem with it.
It also denigrates men in an effort to uplift women, and says "women do not need men". Well, God made women to need men and men to need women. Just today, I read a person's post on another Christian forum saying that a woman's use of the f word was feminism.
It is rather dreadful, what feminism in this country is. I am not a feminist, but it does not mean I believe in domestic abuse, ir that men should be paid more for the same job.
