Also - my remark about some people talking rather than doing was rightly challenged. I don't know for a fact - it was a comment. I am sure many do do a lot of work, but so do a lot of other women - those who don't shout about it.
Those who fought individual battles in the workplace in the seventies are frequently slammed as being "stuck in the 1950's" by someone who knows nothing about the 1950's!!
Rich, middle class, academic women who use their education to belittle other, (especially older), women for not being feminist enough only have access to that education because the women they are slamming fought for it in hundreds of small ways in classrooms and families and workplaces.
Women who volunteer in hospitals, clinics, schools; who teach female refugees English, who run charities to support struggling mothers are really making a difference. But they use the word "girls" so are told that they actively support rape and domestic violence!
Companies that support women with fair employment policies and pay better are fighting to keep their market share. The "feminist" will wear a feminist- slogan tee-shirt made by women working for peanuts rather than pay a higher price for a garment made by a company that pays better.
Not all of course, but that is what I see. And it is an observation not a fact. So it was right that it should be challenged.