I very much agree with this. I think the mistake feminism in the US took was when they decided "equal rights" wasn't enough, they wanted men to be more like women. I always thought it was crazy, almost as if they were fighting against basic concepts of nature and biology, trying to erase inherently male traits and instincts from the American man. I see how this made a lot of men angry, and another, younger generation just seems confused and broken by it.
I don't mean to make sweeping generalizations, every man is different but there has definitely been some backlash. They erased things that they probably didn't mean to, not an exact science I'm sure. They wanted guys to be sensitive, intuitive and non-aggressive (manageable?) but with that came a generation of men with less of a protective instinct less of a provider mindset. So lots of single moms. Lots of fatherless kids. Lots of victim mentality and helpless feelings. Again, not all men certainly and there is some blame on both sides but generally not a great idea to try to take the man out of the man.
Almost every single second wave feminist is a radical lesbian and/or marxist.