What wouldn't qualify, then? If women are fighting for women's rights, I don't see the difference. That would be sexism too, right (by a different sex)? In rea

What wouldn't qualify, then? If women are fighting for women's rights, I don't see the difference. That would be sexism too, right (by a different sex)? In reality, fighting for the rights of an oppressed group, regardless of one's gender, is not sexist. The fact that the oppression is gender-based in this case really just cannot qualify the fight against it as "another expression of sexism."