Oh no, my bringing up equity vs. gender feminism has nothing to do with the effectiveness of your video, it all flows very well and you shouldn't change a thing. It was just a distinction I only heard of when I was in college, which resolved some of my feelings towards the word. It kind of separated what irked me about some feminist messages from what I fully supported in others. But in any event there are exceptions to rules, and even when there are general trends, we both are on the same page that either gender should have access to the possibility of a position in a field traditionally assigned to one's opposite gender. I mean otherwise I wouldn't be allowed to work in a library, as it is a heavily female dominated field (90 percent of library technicians are women, and 80% of librarians are women).

metaphorical burning will not be enough. But I will settle for it for now.

Thanks for putting up with all of my text!