The Conversation  Feminism and ideological evolution  In
response to Shouldn't Conservative Women Just Admit They're
Feminists?:  That's an intriguing notion, Ace.  I suspect most
feminists of the movement's early era would readily agree with
your three-point summary of their ideas.  So would a lot of
average women who consider themselves loosely or actively
feminist today.    But the hard-core movement leaders would
probably get angry at you for distilling it to those three
logical elements.  They'd accuse you of attempting to shanghai
the Movement, and would react contemptuously to your assertion
that you consider yourself a "feminist" - which, under your
terms, most men and women of 2013 probably are.  (I'm not even
sure Michele Bachmann or others who cleave to the Scriptural
philosophy you outlined would disagree; she might speak of
differences from men without inferiority.  But I won't go any
further toward answering the question from her perspective.)
What your outline of feminism is missing is tribali