I'm dumfounded by these assertions, by the likes of Peter Tatchell, that feminism has always been about just middle class white women.
That's not an original idea.
The assumption that all women who have time to be feminist are bored white, suburban housewives has been around for a bum's age. In the US, male journalists labelled the entire 2nd wave era the Me Generation -- and the only reason I can figure is that mommy wasn't home to bake pies all the time.
After all, if a woman has a husband who brings home a decent salary, why would she want to work? And if she does work, why would she need equal pay for equal work? And aren't child care centers just a vanity project for middle class women?
Those are the only issues feminists are concerned with. If those aren't the only issues, then people would have to confront their own misogyny, the rates of violence, the absence of rights and respect for 1/2 of the human race, the homophobia in their assumptions, etc etc etc and that would just be too uncomfortable.