> Accordingly, examples of modern sexism are the denial of women's continued discrimination and the rejection of demands for increased gender equality. This is

> Accordingly, examples of modern sexism are the denial of women's continued discrimination and the rejection of demands for increased gender equality. This isn't a viable metric. I can frame any measure as advancing gender equality and opposition would automatically constitute sexism. We see this with language for example. So any opposition would constitute sexism? Or "subtle" sexism how it is now termed?