Over the last decade, far-right parties have gained ground across Europe and beyond. Social sciences have identified factors such as globalization, immigration, and economic insecurity as key drivers of this electoral shift. However, one factor has received surprisingly little attention: gender equality issues. As societies move towards greater equality between men and women, a segment of the electorate is reacting against these changes. Far-right parties in Spain (Vox), Italy (Lega), and other countries have placed opposition to feminism and the defense of traditional gender roles at the center of their platforms. They deny discrimination against women and present feminist movements as a threat to social stability. This discourse resonates with voters who hold sexist attitudes or feel uncomfortable with the changing roles between men and women.