Here's the thing about feminism. It was a fight for women's rights, but women have now and have always had the same rights as men. What women were really fighting for were special privileges, which they got.
The backbone of the civil rights movement is the fact that people do not know the difference between right and wrong. Right is not determined by feelings or emotions, since everyone feels differently about things.
If a private business owner doesn't want to hire women, or pays women less then that's his 'right', because he owns the business. Women do not have, have never had the right to force him to hire them and force them (here's where the gov't comes in. All they know is force) to pay them what they want. The feminist movement successfully politicized their issue and so now businesses make decisions they wouldn't otherwise make for fear of legal penalty.
Just because it's the law, doesn't mean it's right.