So I've come to the conclusion a misconception, or misperception rather regarding minorities.

We do admit that for most of history before us, the culture enforced men as being superior, and now our generation has been introduced to and accepted the idea that everyone is equal instead. The issue in this lies that feminists see our generation as similar to those self-interested past generations and confuse the two, as if we are still transitioning.

Feminists complain about the "what about everyone else" referring to them being prejudged and taken advantage of years before them were born. They wish to compensate for any losses their gender has sustained, (not their generation) from our gender, (not our generation).

One point I'd like to make in this post is that neither men nor women are minorities. Feminists can argue that we a discriminating when in fact they are blaming the wrong generation, but they cannot say that they include "everyone else". The only way we can accommodate equally is to be just to everyone, not everyone else. If we had freed slaves, they would be entitled to compensation yes, but these women are not as oppressed as they realize and also need to acknowledge that they are being very much oppressive to us, accusing us of being the oppressors, but in a conflict between everyone, not everyone else, we need equality above all.