If you really look into it, people have been discussing the problematic trend of society for well over a century. There were guys discussing the problems of the civil rights movements back in the 1800s and those problems have come true. People discussing the issues with liberalism and its leading to Cultural Marxism in the 40s-50s-60s. Western civilization has been in a decline for well over a century.

"From the most damnable feminisation! I am so far from thinking, as you set forth the other night, that there is not enough woman in our general life, that it has long been pressed home to me that there is a great deal too much. The whole generation is womanised; the masculine tone is passing out of the world; it's a feminine, a nervous, hysterical, chattering, canting age, an age of hollow phrases and false delicacy and exaggerated solicitudes and coddled sensibilities, which, if we don't soon look out, will usher in the reign of mediocrity, of the feeblest and flattest and the most pretentious that has ever been. The masculine character, the ability to dare and endure, to know and yet not fear reality, to look the world in the face and take it for what it is--a very queer and partly very base mixture--that is what I want to preserve, or rather, as I may say, to recover; and I must tell you that I don't in the least care what becomes of you ladies while I make the attempt!" - The Bostonians by Henry James (1886) on the subject of feminism