Indeed there is something very "traditional" about modern feminism. It seems to reflect the high Victorian era society of the bourgeois. Still Hypergamous, convinced work should be pleasant and not too demanding, reeling off a litany of ailments (popular here at the moment is "menopause" , proneness to sports injury just prior to the "period" and climate anxiety) that require special care for women, a conviction that words or even a look can be violence and one can actually die of embarrassment and of course a fear of "sex" and males in general. All built upon the unsaid assumption that in fact males are universally puissant, or should be so, and have to devote themselves to service of the fairer (fragile) sex. Just at the moment the key thing seems to be to put the "sexual revolution" back in its box to get back to the position fair damsels can still "catch" a good man (the sort endless articles say are in terribly short supply).