Id' be curious who she lays the blame at for doing the manipulation though because I think it was women themselves who did most of the manipulating, though yes men with power also perpetuated some of it. The reason I say it was women is because when you observe power or monetary imbalances between men and women where men have more power and money while women have less (you especially see this dynamic play out between westerners and foreign women in poorer countries), the women often act exactly how the men want the woman to act. She puts on the game. Biologically, women seem to actually posses the ability to be what men want and are dialed into it, yet women are programmed not to actually truly want to be this so women only put on the act when they're trying to get something, generally speaking. That's why feminists are so obsessed in alleviating the power dynamics between men and women because then women never have to act the way men want them to, which women don't want to act. This leads me to believe that when women truly were inferior to men at doing work, the women themselves manipulated the men into thinking the women were these amazing feminine beings (that men want) but that was always an act. A woman's true nature is not actually that.