Point taken, and I don't mean to nitpick, but-- you're misusing the term "cognitive dissonance." As coined by Leon Festinger, it refers to a subjective sense of inconsistency, especially such as to make a person feel stupid or immoral. If a person is easily combining two positions that aopear inconsistent -- but only to others -- it's precisely a lack of cognitive dissonance that is allowing them to do so.
On a meta level you might better say both sexes have been oppressed by the traditional gender system, only in different ways. I think this is Warren Farrell's view.
On a meta level you might better say BOTH sexes have been oppressed by the traditional gender system, only in different ways. I think this is Warren Farrell's view.
On a meta level you might better say BOTH sexes have been oppressed by the traditional gender system, only in different ways. I think this is Warren Farrell's view.
Alison Tieman calls it the Church of Wimminwursting. There's a video in which she likens it to an inequality of suffering, where it's assumed you can demonstrate F > M by adducing to increments to F without any reference to the corresponding components of M.