UK Guardian: 'Sexist feminism'

Article here. Excerpt:

'If a man – any man, apparently they're all the same – says he hates women, he's being sexist. But some women have no qualms about pigeonholing all men into one category of violent, abhorrent brutes and calling it feminism. And that's when feminism becomes nothing more than another form of sexism.
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Many people saw the backlash against Palin in terms of her sex. For example, the Guardian's Kira Cochrane said it was misogynist. Apparently, it's fine to say all men are rubbish, but if we criticise a woman, that's automatically deemed to be sexist, as if being female is some kind of "get out of jail free" card that excuses us from playing by the very rules we want men to keep.
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I'd like to think that 21st century feminism would advocate doing away with these narrow parameters and see people as people. When Stephanie Theobald wrote about tomboys, their mothers made comments such as: "In some ways, my daughter is very feminine – if there's a baby in the room she will pick it up and hold it so tenderly". If we want to achieve true equality, feminists need to stop categorising human traits as masculine or feminine. Feminists should be the last people doing this. We should be seeking to shatter all stereotypes, not cherry-picking the ones that suit us. Do that and you're not abolishing the patriarchy, you're becoming the very thing you are fighting against.'