To be fair, that's 5 names out of 3.5 billion women worldwide. Feminism isn't a unified movement. It's a catch-all term describing multiple schools of thought. A bit like "conservative" with no qualifier can mean someone who is fiscally conservative and in favour of low taxes and small government, but also someone who thinks that the end is nigh and the gays cause floods.
And yet they are the reason less and less women (and even fewer men) openly identify as "feminist". Basically everyone but some really backwards hicks and religious nutjobs will agree that equal rights for men and women are good. Still a large majority will say that men and women can do whatever they want for a job. Ask a Third Wave Feminist what feminism is about, and they will start with basically that. So is everyone a feminist? According to that definition, yes.
But then you find out that despite equal rights being a thing already and no outright barriers existing, according to academic feminism, sexism is still a thing. And that's when you leave the reasonable area of "We fight for equality" and go to the wonderful postmodernist world of "Why can't we hate men?", which is a Washington Post article the Boston Northeastern University Gender Studies professor Suzanna Danuta Walters wrote, and similar articles where yes, hating half of humanity is totally justified. It's in the curriculum, it's the academic mainstream.
Have you ever read an actual Gender Studies paper, peer reviewed and published? This is the actual reality of academic feminism. And yes, all your friends and acquintances might be reasonable, but chances are that they're not powerful. The academic feminists are powerful, and the postmodern mindrot they spew leads to for example Hillary Clinton declaring that women are the primary victims of war, because they lose their husbands and sons. It leads to a hilariously skewed justice system, it leads to fucking Judith Butler and her ilk complaining about Title IX as soon as Title IX, an instrument instated to ensure safety and equality on campus, suddenly hurt one of their friends when a lesbian professor sexually harrassed a gay student of hers, and none of them even noticing any of the doublethink. It leads to domestic violence with male victims being downplayed and outright ignored despite it being almost a third of the total cases (sometimes even half!), and men's shelters being actively fought against because the notion that a man can be a victim is politically incorrect. And it also leads to male circumcision still being a thing because, well, it's just men who suffer from it, and it's totally a good thing to do, right?
Postmodern feminism is mental cancer, and anyone still proudly wearing the label "feminist" while pretending that feminism is still about equality is complicit in it.
The fight for equality isn't over, and it is a good fight to fight. But feminism isn't fighting it anymore. If you consider yourself "feminist" and really are about equality, kick out the crazies. Fight them, don't protect them or downplay them.
It's the same in every political issue these days. The Left has been taken over by the Intersectionalists and IdPols, and they're ruining it.
The Right is being taken over by race realists and annoying edgelords.
Fight back for your movement, don't just pretend that they don't exist or have no power.
