Factually, it has truths.  However, the praise this, ignore that - social engineering of this opinion, is cringe-worthy.  
Would Leah heap dirision upon anyone "recognizing" the achievements of women in gaining success in male-dominated roles, such as policing, business management, etc. etc.?
For me, that is the problem with this opinion. 
I think encouragement of fathers is a better approach.  There are challenges faced by both genders, and comparing and contrasting, to discover the "winner" of the airing of grievances, is a zero sum game.  It is fair to point out the efforts of women, in domestic chores, but the picture is bigger than that, and doing so creates a more destructive environment, than a positive environment, for change, IMO.