Is feminism an inevitable product of social development?

I think women's rights concern is the inevitable product of social development. Women's rights have greatly improved all aspects of modern society, and women's rights are also the expression of women's sense of responsibility to modern society.

Since ancient times, women have played an important role-even in the patriarchal society and feudal society, there are many female heroes. Even without them, every "man" has a great mother. This undoubtedly reflects the status of women.

Today, in the 2 1 century, women are at the forefront of the times and play various important roles. Most people in today's society can accept feminism and even wake up. In this harmonious social environment, there are always some men who don't understand women's rights and think that women's rights are a bad inheritance of their ancestors.

I think this kind of person is to be spurned by society and abandoned by the times.

However, some people distort women's rights and turn the beautiful ideas of "women's liberation" and "equality of human rights between men and women" into the spiritual shackles of "women first". Isn't this exactly the same as "male power"? So who are these examples aimed at?