You're painting with that broad stroke again. I'm approaching my seventh decade on this planet. I've lived through the years when women were told their place was in the kitchen and taking care of babies. Yes, there was a revolt by women who did not ascribe to that belief. When 14 million men were in the military during World War 2 the women filled the factories and flying airplanes (WASPs). The "Genies" were not going back into the bottle. It was still a male dominated country post World War 2, but, there was enough "Genies" teaching their sons and daughters that they could achieve anything they set their hearts on to it. It was men like me that ensured my daughter and wife were afforded the same opportunities my son was afforded. The young women I know are professionals; teachers, accountants, physicians, engineers and construction workers. And, I have encountered many many male nurses and nurse practitioners too. And teachers. Frankly, there are a heck of a lot of us men in the country who have tried to make it an even playing field for our daughters and wives. Just look at the percentages of women vs men in college these days, and, the disciplines they are studying.
Yes, there is still a problem in this country when too many men and some women do not even want to pass an Equal Rights Amendment. And, then too many women also want to maintain the status quo.
I may be off topic but use the broad strokes when painting the side of the house.