I'd call it descriptive. I cite it because I like The Atlantic and because I think it's one of the more balanced articles on the subject.

It covers both sides of the story, including people who seem to be celebrating.

You'll have to be more specific. I'm struggling to find even a single paragraph that I would consider celebratory.

> Hens rejoice; it’s the bachelor party that’s over.

> Postgenocide Rwanda elected to heal itself by becoming the first country with a majority of women in parliament.

(where female dominance is described as "healing")

> In fact, the more women dominate, the more they behave, fittingly, like the dominant sex.

> she and her girlfriend (played by Beyoncé) kill a bad boyfriend and random others in a homicidal spree and then escape in their yellow pickup truck, Gaga bragging, “We did it, Honey B.”

That's just a few quotes from the article. I agree, it's mostly neutral.

For true celebration, it's probably necessary to look elsewhere...like Beyoncé's song Run The World (Girls).