I've always been a feminist. My sophomore year I took journalism, a class taught by an evil woman who wore arches of blue eye shadow. We were allowed to research topics we liked and the best would be put in the school newspaper. I researched, I compiled, I even handed out surveys. The results didn't surprise me.
Every woman has a different definition of feminism.
When I was in the police academy, I made some comments about how women are mistreated in policing. The other woman in the class worked for a larger, city department. She insisted that her department treated women equally. Then, in the next breath, she mentioned that her department didn't issue uniforms made for women. When I pointed out that being treated equally meant supplying everyone with uniforms that were properly fitted, she realized that her department was not treating her equally.