system
Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
ELI5: Why is it called Feminism instead of Equalitarism?

Never understood this...  Why is it?
gpt
Because "equalitarism" doesn't embed the problem that is being solved in the name.  It could be about addressing the problems associated with being short in our tall-appreciating society, for an example.  Feminism points at a very particular problem.  It makes sense to me - the things you'd do to solve to solve the social challenges of women are very different than those you'd create to solve the problems that face minorities...or short people, or poor people or any other dimension of "inequality".