"The Patriarchy" Isn't Here In The West -- But It's Coming
With the waves of migrants from Muslim countries. Glenn Reynolds writes in USA Today on the "unprecedented mass-migration being experienced at present by Europe and, to a lesser degree, by the United States":

Hundreds of thousands of people -- soon, it seems likely to be millions -- are coming from countries where the patriarchy really is a thing. These are places where honor killings, female genital mutilation and the legal and social subordination of wives and daughters to husbands and fathers are considered the norm. (The Dutch are already getting upset about the Syrian refugees who are bringing child brides with them.)

Some of these people, of course, will eagerly adopt the culture of their new lands, and try their hardest to assimilate. But many more will not. They will, as people tend to do, cling to their native culture and customs regardless, either ignorant of (or more likely) feeling superior to the traditions of their adoptive countries. (This is normal for all sorts of people: When Americans do that, they're called "ugly Americans.") And to the extent that their behavior is visible, some percentage of the native population will adopt it, at least to some degree, especially if it seems that it is successful.

The end result will be that patriarchy will be back in the West. Because personnel is policy, and immigration is all about who will be staffing your nation in the future. Keep that in mind as these things are debated.

Yay. Soon, feminists will have something real to complain about!