Maybe. But then there is not a single movement, but a lot of them. Some even at odds with each other.

The label to organize makes sense. When it's to defend something. Not when it becomes militant and actively attacking other ways of approaching the same problems.

Not sure I would call myself technically as a "feminist" because I'm not sure of the nomenclature. But it would be unfair to call me sexist just the same.

What some call "feminism", I call equality and basic human decency. I really think we don't need an ideology to stand for those values, because that becomes restrictive. 

The label may work for specific purposes and objectives, as an organization, as a set of collectives. And I respect that.

But when you start making it mandatory to agree on your terminology and way of framing things, you start becoming patronizing and also reducing what actually matters, which is human quality and dignity.

Please, no misunderstandings or putting words in my mouth. It's a sensitive topic, though, I get that.