It's been noted that there is no single word in the English language that is the opposite of misogynist -- or someone who hates women. The functional opposite -- a term for women who hate men -- is "feminist." However, it appears that even that term may be a little constrained. Maybe a better definition is "women who hate white, Western men."

Case in point:

I then asked why it was that Western feminists seemed so reluctant to speak out against things such as honour killings.

[Australian feminist Germaine] Greer: "It's very tricky. I am constantly being asked to go to Darfur to interview rape victims. I can talk to rape victims here. Why should I go to Darfur to talk to rapevictims?"

Questioner (me): "Because it's so much worse there."

Greer: "Who says it is?"

Questioner: "I do, because I've been there."

Greer: "Well, it is just very tricky to try to change another culture. We let down the victims of rape here. We haven't got it right in our own courts. What good would it do for me to go over there and try to tell them what to do? I am just part of decadent Western culture and they think we're all going to hell fast and maybe we are all going to hell fast.

They're more interested in the speck in any white man's eye than they are in the huge log that is Middle Eastern/Muslim society. This is also why President George W. Bush has received zero credit for overthrowing the misogynistic Taliban in Afghanistan. If feminists were honestly concerned with women everywhere, there's no doubt that the likes of Code Pink would be singing a different tune.