and because:

I have a question on the subject of equality. There are opinions that feminists are political activists fighting for actual, not imaginary, equal rights of men and women. And the type is good and will not resist such an adequate person. And now the question: why is the movement called feminism?

Men are still "right" and "equal" women. When the movement arose, they were still "righter" and "equal" - for example, women could not vote, they could not have property, they could not work, and a lot of things in general. How would you propose to call this movement in its beginnings? Will we look at the roots or stick to the beads?