This article conflates too many things. No amount of gain or loss of women’s status, for example, will bring back “traditional lower education male roles” like

This article conflates too many things. No amount of gain or loss of women’s status, for example, will bring back “traditional lower education male roles” like factory work. The factories have gone elsewhere and robots have taken much of the jobs. It’s more ageism than feminism, as current jobs are fundamentally different than pre computer age jobs. And the older women’s works already disappeared when the pink collar career fields dies about the turn of the century.