"Do you think it's a privilege to sit at the back of the prayer room, to be shunned like a dirty dog in heat because you're on your period"

Last I checked, that treatment was pretty much reviled in Canada, and the people who practice it see significant opposition, including many of the people posting here today. Are you arguing it's accepted in Canada, in general?

"Is it a privilege to be discriminated against in the workplace because you are of child-bearing age?"

When >60% of mothers say they would quit to raise kids rather than work, while only 19% of fathers say the same, and almost all western nations see less than half their working aged women working full time, are you honestly arguing those businesses don't have a leg to stand on with the practice?

"indignity of being forced to share a few of their own privileges with Canadian women over the last 60 years,"

Call me when the DV shelter system in Canada matches the sex split we see when we ask the public who's getting hit.