I never would have considered being able to talk to members within my own sex class about problems that only those within that particular class experience a privilege, not until the past few years due to it no longer socially allowed without consequences. I suppose that feelings of safety are a privilege. Regardless of your feelings on feminism, or whoever's fault that the issues of censorship fall towards, it's not just exclusively feminist women that are being affected by the censorship. Censorship goes deeper than any feminist could ever have the clout to employ, and you're giving it far too much credit for something that's already been woven into place in some way or another since civilizations began. While any individual has the ability to speak or express themselves, there will eternally be another that contemptuously disagrees and demands retribution. This existed long before concepts of feminism.