Nope. The post got two comments and the first was about how gender equality studies were biased towards women and the first equality issue addressed should be setting up a Ministry for Men.
I am a feminist and in my experience by announcing that, some people will dismiss me, get angry or start a tirade about how I apparently hate men, grow my armpit hair and burn my bras.
Feminism has turned into a dirty word and for a lot of people the only day safe to activate for equal rights is on International Women's Day.
I've been groped, wolf-whistled, told to smile, not swear and try be "more agreeable". I've had a teacher roll his eyes at my Year 8 speech on women's rights and in my lifetime for every comment made about my personality or mind, I've had a dozen made about my body.
I posted nothing online on International Women's Day. I don't need one day a year to show my support for gender equality, I have 365 which I try to use not only to show my support but actually make a difference.