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All of these examples - ALL of them - are symptomatic of a patriarchal bias. They assume women are powerless and are naturally better caretakers, hence why those in power propagate the assumptions. These are excellent examples of how patriarchy hurts BOTH genders.
These are not issues that have suddenly sprung up from feminism, and feminism has not historically pushed to make sure any of of your examples persist.
Saying at "pathriarchy" is the roblem and the answer is "feminism" should be an obvious ethymlogical pointer of the propensities that this has to blame men first.
We agree this damages both genders, but this words being used obviously blame one more than the other