Are you kidding me?  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 (as though it's anybody else's business), to have your genitalia carved out (for god's sake we don't even de-claw cats anymore!) or for a man to refuse to shake your hand, to be disallowed from delivering a sermon?  Is it a privilege to be discriminated against in the workplace because you are of child-bearing age? Quick:  Do you think a man or a woman is more likely to (re-) marry someone half their age?  Why do you suppose a 20-something immigrant woman would marry a 65-year old Canadian man?  Clue:  He's repulsive and she's disadvantaged.  North American men may indeed have suffered the indignity of being forced to share a few of their own privileges with Canadian women over the last 60 years, but you can't seriously think for a minute that they are not still in the driver's seat!