On the first day of class, our professor posed this question to the class. Few people actually raised their hands and admitted to being a feminist. The reason behind this is the stereotypical image people have of feminists in their mind. I didn't raise my hand because I fell for the stereotypical image of a female who constantly argued to make a point, especially with males, who possesses some masculine characteristics, or believe that females are superior, etc. The days of feminists burning their bras to make a point are now over.
Feminism is now more about equal rights for women in general.
I do not believe that females or males can or should be classified as the superior race or that one deserves more rights than the other. In the past, I think feminism went to more extremes in order to reach the points we are at today. Now that women have achieved more rights, women can make more qualitative approaches at increasing their roles in such things as business and science. Males are also less oppressive than they were in the past. For instance, almost no men discourage their wife from holding jobs.