Election results become, at best, confusing when you factor in the depressing reality that over 40% of eligible voters didn't vote at all.  The confusion is compounded with the Electoral College win for Trump but popular vote majority going to Clinton.  I don't think sweeping generalizations can be made nor stastical conclusions drawn about a voting demographic  when the EC lops off both NY and CA voters -- the most populous bookend states which supported Clinton by wide margins.  (And may I say that everyone in California is NOT an aging hippy, a drug addict, a member of PETA or a cult.  Most of us are just as "ordinary" as any citizen in Iowa; fact, we have whole herds of former Iowans who came for the great weather and opportunities. I can't speak for the normalcy of New Yorkers, but maybe others here can.) 

The points about the evolution of feminism in this article are valid, IMO, and appreciated.  We apparently still have a long way to go (baby).