> 2) reversal of women's rights and political enfranchisement
Has to be this but framing it as a loss of rights and political enfranchisement is a problem. This supposed 'unfairness' of women's lot before universal suffrage was (surprise!) a well-funded media manipulation designed to sow discord in the foundational element of the social order, the family. Divide, Conquer, Rule.
Framing it as reclaiming a women and man's right to a healthy family or a revolt against run-away materialism might work better.
Even my die-hard university-educated retired professional feminist aunt admits that all feminism accomplished was doubling the cost of living, and halving the value of labor and the birthrate, as well as wrecking a lot of homes.
Nobody is happier for it, least of all women.