The issue, I think, is that the word "Feminism" isn't used as having a consistent meaning?
Like, it is kind of a coalitional word, I think. Of course, there are a number of ideas in common amongst the various ways it has been used,
and among those ideas held in common, are "women often experience unfair disadvantages due to how women are treated compared to men." and "that should be addressed/remedied in some way.",
and these statements are true.
But, the word "feminism" is not understood to refer solely to those statements held in common. If it was, there would be no such thing as different "waves" of feminism.
Rather, the word "feminism", at least often, is used to refer to "those claims made/supported by a coalition of people calling themselves "feminists".
(Personally, I try to avoid actually using the word "feminism", rather than referring to it, because I think that thinking of it as the name of "a thing" risks confusion which I'd rather avoid?)