How do feminists view gender equality?

Gender-based violence: The rate of violence and harassment suffered by women is alarming, including domestic violence, sexual assault and street harassment. Seeing or hearing these experiences will make us deeply uneasy and emotionally affected.

Gender inequality: Women continue to face systemic obstacles to equality, including wage gap, limited access to education and health care, and underrepresentation in positions of power. These inequalities can be frustrating and frustrating.

Mothers: Mothers may face unique challenges, involving balancing work and family responsibilities, dealing with social expectations of mothers, and dealing with complex emotions related to raising children.

Discrimination and micro-infringement: Women, especially women of color, may face discrimination and micro-infringement because of their gender, race, nationality or other status. Seeing these experiences will be painful and will inspire us to take action.

Resilience and empowerment: Although women around us face challenges, they show incredible resilience, strength and empowerment in various ways. Recognizing and praising these qualities can inspire us and bring us hope for a more just and equitable future.