As women rise to power politically they too will overuse their power - in fact their very desire to wrest power from men and assert their dominance due to the fact of their marginality is clothed in desire for power rather than rationality. An inherent danger lurks in such an illogical premise as the standpoint theory. Since no obvious reason, other than oppression, supports this belief in enhanced female ideas, perhaps there will merely be change for change sake. Superior knowledge cannot be assumed as an inevitable outcome of a subjective experience such as being oppressed. Epistemic advantage is not a right to be bestowed upon those who have suffered inequality.
Gender justice is realized when neither men nor women cite an epistemic advantage.
If a single social or political identity autonomously answers an issue, democracy no longer prevails. This has been the cry of feminism against men, and likewise it is the cry of humanity against radical feminists. Mary Hawkesworth and Maurice Kogan eds. Encyclopedia of Government and Politics Vols. Judith Stiehm ed.