Waram,
The state of South Australia was the first place to give women the vote, followed closely by the whole of New Zealand.
So I feel sort of culturally obligated to consolidate a brief relegation of what feminism has proven worth to us here in the land of Oz:
women can hide what we spend money on from Husbands with eeease;
women can chose to assert their rights as women and to have any credibility in that must dress modestly, where as any woman whom asserts her rights as a female and dresses bossy is a sell out, and if she dresses sexy she is a worse sell out;
women are forgetting how to be good wives;
women have equitable education with men;
the rights of the child in child birth have been abused along with the rights of the mother;
too many children get money confused with parental affection;
the radical lefty feminists chant: "yes means yes and no means no, what ever we wear and where ever we go"; and not one person can fault them in that;
there are feminists whom use sado masichist brothels and nightclubs and try to rub the publics face in the facts to the matter, such as one third of the population of Sydney having had homosexual experiences (there is no far enough revolted smilie to define: a vomit one perhaps?);
the feminist crowd is massively divided upon the issue of gog and magog along the lines of clear facial markings: either you got a hairdo/tattoos/piercings/studs,rivets, and buckles, or you know better than to fall into that trap of believing in one mob being able to force another mob into hell just for the sake of looking pretty, (pretty bl**dy awful that is);
prostitution is legal and as a legal commodity there are health care regulations in place which effectively protect the whole community;
the police are still refusing to prosecute in most cases of rape, especially within families;
the rights of children have only worsened, but I believe that the feminist position openly expressed is not problematic in respect of children, but rather is problematic in respect of the rights of Husbands, and so therefore women are not appropriately supporting men to be good fathers.
That's about all that feminism seems to have amounted to; my grandmother's education is really quite as good as my own, but my heredity is of two blood lines which always supported the education of women.
I could add that Indigenous Australians had an idea, even before the English arrived, (along with all New Zealand and Pacific Islanders), that this period of time was to be one in which a feminine force would be the guide in Allah, and that through only temporary female leadership, the shaytan would all manifest as managable forevermore. But that process of female leadership has been thwarted by invasion of shaytan wanting to support a gog and magog attitude. That whole pre-existing Indigenous perspective has parallels in most feminist work.
waram