In the US what are the inequalities which affect women today?

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Colonel, I hear what you're saying, but that is a "stereotype". Similar to a stereotype suggesting that men have perverted tendencies and therefore are (largely) ill-suited to serve in scenarios caring for young children alone. I've heard it suggested that all men working in a Girl Scout troop or as some sort of commercial babysitter should - 'never be left with the children unnattended without a female working with him'.

- What would you say to this, and inequality? Is it an 'inequality' or a 'stereotype' ?

Answer 1

None, only fake c**p that feminists make up to keep their "cause" going.

Answer 2

The one thing across the board I see is that people still think of men as more natural leaders, especially at higher levels of government.  There are other things at times, but generally nothing that is as universal as that.

It's a stereotype that leads to inequality.  It helps to lead to the glass ceiling.  While I think a lot of the complaints about the glass ceiling are greatly exaggerated, it's hard to deny there's more than a little truth to it too.

Answer 3

Parenthood IS NOT 50/50.