To be fair, none of this is limited to feminists. It's also true of pretty much anyone else, including civil rights activists, sexuality rights activists, etc. It's true of men as well as women. But this article focuses on feminists, so I am too.

Note that I'm not saying feminists are all evil sexists out to conquer men. A significant percentage, more than most of the feminists here would ever care to admit, do fit that definition and cannot be ignored, particularly since they are often the ones with the loudest voices. Much more good could be done for the image of feminism by speaking out against those types of feminists than anything else. But I know not nearly every feminist is like that. Some do accomplish good things, and some good things have come from the feminist movement. But let's not try to pretend they're something they're not.

My sister made all-stars every year she played Little League as she was better than ALL the guys on ALL the teams. Since she grew up post-feminism, she was "allowed" to play Little League instead of being shunted off to softball.

That most of her peers were more interested in makeup than baseball has nada to do with it. She had the CHOICE because of feminism.

When my grandmother was born, women couldn't vote, let alone play baseball.

Feminism is not saying all people of all genders are absolutely equal in ability, strength, characteristics. It's saying gender is not the distinguishing factor, but those abilities, strengths and characteristics.