If a movement is messy enough to contain disagreements, does that mean we should shrink the whole thing? My opponent's point about feminism not representing every woman is fair, and internal critique matters. But scaling back doesn't fix that contradiction, it hands the win to the status quo. Modern feminism isn't one institution you can dial down; it's decentralized pressure on pay gaps, violence, and unpaid care. Punishing the whole thing because parts are flawed is backwards. Rebuild the weak parts, don't retreat from the fight.