Challenging Feminist Dogma

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This is coming from someone who has always considered herself a feminist. That is, a person who believes in equality. It seems as if the current crop of feminists believes that men are bad and women are superior. If that is what feminism has become, I am not one after all. A friend of mine who is a former police officer was studying criminology at UC Davis, specifically for a PHD. He was meeting with a group of women academics, and one of them stated that only men commit domestic violence. He contradicted her by stating this was untrue and that as a police officer he had arrested a number of women for domestic violence. Their response was not to have a discussion about it, but to collude to try and get him kicked out of the program. Shutting down free speech and retaliating against the speaker is un-American, period. I've seen this tactic elsewhere, for example in clips from the film The Red Pill, where feminists shout down men who have been harmed in the courts by false accusations of domestic violence and rape. Data shows that many accusations of domestic violence and rape are false. You should never automatically believe the accuser. You need to evaluate the evidence (after a thorough investigation has been completed) before coming to conclusions. Innocent until proven guilty, not the other way around.