She is incorrect that women lack educational and other opportunities.  In fact I'd say women as a clasd now have greater opportunities than do men as a class.  Feminism used to say that women's empowerment doesn't have to come at the expense of men.  The assumption was that power need not be a zero sum game.  But it is when measured through the lens of opportunities and resources, which are limited.  Indeed much of female empowerment has indeed come at men's expense.  Instead of being grateful to men for our cooperation, we are it seems derided and hated.  No good deed goes unpunished.  The author needs to ask herself how large swaths of undereducated, rudderless men in society will help women.  It for sure doesn't make the streets safer nor make it easy to find the kind of man you may want kids with much less have an LTR with.  Marriage is of course out of the question at this point.