What do you think about this commentary/collection of stories?

Heaven forbid that women finally receive "preferential treatment" when men have been receiving it for thousands of years without facing the same scrutiny? Ideally it wouldn't be this way, but it's clear that whatever we're doing to promote gender equality hasn't been working as well as it could be. Women still make less than men, women are still turned down from jobs by virtue of being women, women still face "harmless, "in-the-name-of-lighthearted-fun" kitchen jokes and other terrible subservient stereotypes, still do not have full control over their body... I could go on.

We've made tons of progress towards gender equality (Voting, entrance into the workforce and education systems and professions, media representation), but tons of things are much harder to combat, and tons of things still need to be improved. Taking a definitive stand and theoretically giving them "preferential treatment" would be an interesting way to try to make things equal. I can't say whether it will work or not, but maybe women will finally earn as much as men for the same job? In short, I find it difficult to agree with this youtuber because systemic oppression is very hard to quantify in some aspects and many don't fully grasp the huge effects it can have on an individual, much less an entire group of people.