But the spirit of what I was trying to say, is that I saw that what happened with ‘Make love not war’ and the Pill etc of the ‘60s and 70s, was on the one hand liberation from restrictive rules for girls and women, and in another way something that gradually lead to expectations from men that could be abusive and exploitative. Problems were created too.
Although popular media feminism never reflects this, it was in fact the very left, liberal male priviledge hippy ideas you have listed that prompted women in the US and the UK to form an autonomous women's liberation.
Almost from the start it became clear that all these young men who thought they were anti establishment and wanted an alternative life style didn't extend that to women. Women were there to cook, roll spliffs, have children and now they could always be replaced by a younger version.
It was so grossly and overtly hypocritical, that it made a lot of women, really, really ANGRY!!
Edited to add: very little to do with universities, although needless to say they swooped in and tried to own it.