Generally agree with you. However, I don't think "overcorrected" is the right term for issues around childcare and family dynamics. The idea that women are alw

Generally agree with you. However, I don't think "overcorrected" is the right term for issues around childcare and family dynamics. The idea that women are always better caretakers is something most feminist theorists would call "benevolent sexism". It has some advantages for women, but it also hurts them in the workplace, and promotes unreasonable divisions of labor in private life.