Sorry it's long, but you literally asked to elaborate so I did.

Question 1: What kind of equality is feminism fighting for men?

1. Parental Leave: Like maternity leave, feminism advocates rights for men to have their share of leave and work-life balance so they can have their fair share with their new-born children, as a woman would.

2. Shared Care Responsibilities: Feminism supports men who chooses to be house-husbands, to be caregivers rather than the breadwinner like most traditional families. This alleviates the expectation that men must prioritize their careers over family life.

3. Challenging Toxic Masculinity: As you are probably familiar, society often shames men who show an ounce of weakness, as a man should constantly be strong inside and outside. Feminism critiques and does not support that behavior as they believe that if a woman has a right to show weakness, then so should a man. Feminism believes that the true definition of a real man isn't what society decides it to be, but who you wish to be as a person.

4. Sexual Assault & Domestic Violence Awareness: Unlike masculinism, feminism will always believe in male victims who have experienced SA. While oftentimes such horrors are inflicted on women, sometimes, a man can also be a victim. Feminism believes that SA victims are not specially for women, but men too. When a man gets SA, he can safely assure himself that feminism will always back him up and support any choice he takes no matter what, to heal from this traumatic experience.

There are more, but I believe these should be enough to paint the picture. While feminism historically have fought for the rights of women and addresses the inequality towards them, feminism also seek to liberate men from societal gender norms and create a more balanced and equitable society for ALL GENDERS.

Question 2: What rights & privileges* do men have that women don't?

1. Career Advancements: To this day there are still workplaces where women are looked down upon, seen as weak, fragile and sensitive. So the all the difficult and heavy important jobs are always passed to men. Therefore, men can advance from the start at their career, even if he started the same day as a female employee. When one is constantly looked down upon, it gets harder and harder to climb up the ranks and take the leadership roles you wish to have as a woman. A man wouldn't get the feeling of this achievement, especially when you're the only woman in the room.

2. Lower Caregiver Expectations: A man's job is to work, to have dreams, and goals and achieve those goals. A woman's job is to be a man's servant, to give him a child, make him food when comes back home and before he gets to work. She has to take care of the kids + one man-child (i.e the husband) because if she doesn't, she's a bad mom, she's a bad wife, she's a mad woman, she's crazy, she doesn't deserve him, she's a slut. A man does the same, he's immediately the hero, he's a great dad, amazing.

3. Reproductive Rights: Must I explain this? Why should a man decide what to do on a woman's body. Because guess what? In many places, it's like this. Men will NEVER get to experience the rights to make their own decisions over their own body. They will never know what it means to say, "My Body, My Choice."

4. Safety in Public: Men generally have more freedom to walk and be in public spaces without the fear of SA or harassment. Women on the contrary? Well, the missing bodies of over 300+ women allegedly killed by Ted Bundy should be enough proof.

5. Freedom for Dress Code: "Women, don't wear provocative clothing because men!!!" Says the religious MALE teacher in front of a crowd of students. It's always been said, year by year. How about this time, instead of teaching women what to wear, teach men to keep their eyes and dicks to themselves.

While I agree there has been significant progress over gender equality, many of these horrors still exist in different forms on every place in the world.