Being in business, I attend national industry conferences, conventions and round-tables. Hence, I know countless feminist women across the nation. Not one makes any claim of superiority. It does not happen.

In real life, I haven't observed people who say they are feminists that claim superiority either. I don't know men who openly claim to be misogynist either. I have heard men and women say sexist things though. I've heard the claim that men are more logical. I've heard the claim that women have more emotional intelligence. I wouldn't say a slip like that makes one a male or female supremacist. We all are probably guilty of one bias or another.

I would be satisfied if feminists can acknowledge that sexism is possible against men, which is what the I feel author has done. Too many times, I've observed that feminists will dismiss misandry or sexism towards men as something that doesn't exist or that it's not the same because, "at least we're not killing them".