Some of their perceptions are accurate, in my view. Child welfare workers are no less susceptible to contemporary stereotypes of men and women. For example, in the child welfare system, fathers are often discounted. They are not even included in the files list of parties in some jurisdictions. Their children can be taken into care and they are often not notified or considered as a resource for the kids.
Liberal feminism is and has failed children.
Hegemoncially constructed feminism seems to be becoming another form of neo conservativism. It affects legislation etc etc. Both sides are wrong and each has some fair points to make. The way the argue is intolerable. That's my two cents for now.