However one could argue that it isn't women that Surtees dislikes. What he dislikes are conventional, respectable ladies. One could even make a creditable case that Surtees is something of a protofeminist. A 20th century Surtees would probably be the sort of person who would rather watch the ABL championship than the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Special if only because he would find Kate Starbird much more appealing than Kate Moss. I don't know if that would make him a feminist, but it might keep him out of the antifeminist camp.
Most antifeminists seem to prefer lisping and affectation to competence and toughness.
George Gilder, a representative 20th century antifeminist, argues that America is in decline because of the relative absence of sexual polarity. He believes it is the patriotic duty of American women to lisp and simper. Basically Gilder is convinced that women competing equally with men in the workplace demoralizes men. Women should return to their kitchens and leave business to politics to men. Only in this way can American men rediscover the drive and vigor that made the United States great.