I'd like to avoid the whole thing and point out I merely stated they were all controversial, and I think there can be no dispute on that. Reread carefully without generalization and you will see that it was not stated that feminism was 'unequal'. What was stated is that conservatives do not want special rights granted to any group of people. In other words, conservatives want everyone treated equally. If special rights are granted to left handed people for example, all right handed people are discriminated against because they do not have the special rights.
Feminism is supposed to be a movement about ensuring equality between the two genders.
Admittedly it sometimes deviates from that a little, but as such, it is not granting anyone any special status. So I stick by that comment. Citizens not in the group get attention from other departments. This particular one is dedicated to helping no given individuals but to ironing out a strong demographic inequity. Hypothetically should the inequity go the other way, there should be an organization to fix that to.