It doesn't even matter anymore who the oppressor is. The power that women have been taught to see as power does not have to be their only way of power. For example, some feminist theorists tell us that silence is a form of power against the oppressor, a form that has often been used by women. Thus, speculating about the future and about necessary political and social changes should not be about a backlash of vengeful anger. It isn't rational or productive to create another oppressive cycle.
Humans make mistakes.
Humans choose whether or not to change, develop or grow from those mistakes. Thus, it doesn't make a lot of sense to have the vision that complete role-reversal is some type of solution. What I expect to see beyond Y2K is a developed realization of new strategies for visions of opportunity, in a society and a history that we can't run from nor completely ignore, realistically or rationally. Revolutionary shock value in the case of women is a desiccated part of the collective process of feminism. Without knowledge of mistakes, as the old defense goes, history keeps recreating itself circularly.