That's an interesting question, Brooke.
Individualist feminists see the primary class conflict as being the government vs. women.
IOW, government, through its prohibitions, proscriptions, privileges and protections which apply only to women are disparately impact women harms their progress. This largely has to do with the ifeminist focus on government as a coercive actor which ought to be completely gender neutral in its policies and in its legislation. To the extent that men have been the primary actors in government, this is also a men vs. women conflict. Still, the notion of equality under the law has not been achieved. Liberal and radical feminists, OTOH, see the class conflict primarily as men vs. women.