So I've got a few surveys:
https://cdn2.vox-cdn.com/uploads/cho...ines__2_.0.pdf
Note, it's not a very good survey (small sample size) - what I do find interesting is that 18% of respondents self identify as Feminist, and 85% believe in the Equality of Women. I think its a fair assumption that all of the 18% of Feminists agree with this goal - which means there is 67% of people who by proxy don't believe that Feminism (as it currently stands) is about the equality of Women.
Additional survey here -
http://big.assets.huffingtonpost.com...0411122013.pdf again - with very similar numbers (20% Feminists, 82% gender equality)
A Further Survey (which directly play into my point about Universities churning out Feminist Activists)
http://www.hercampus.com/life/hcs-fe...eid=e897e01d9f
Also this rather interesting stat - 89.5% of the respondents believe in a Wage Gap.
I'd say that's a rather large nail in your argument that it's a small minority and most Feminists don't believe it and that Feminist Academia isn't representative of Feminism as a whole/key in driving Feminist theory.
But I would be interested in a better surveys - however the Data on hand does line up with the positions I hold.
And what if the Chancellor was referring to the First Metric?
Disagree - it is relevant to understanding what Feminism is, how it behaves (as a group) and why it behaved in that manner.
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