Some people like to pin precise dates for when woman and man could be considered equal. A popular date for some is August 18th, 1920, the day that the Nineteenth Amendment was ratified by Congress, giving women the right to vote. However, not all people consider the fight for women's equality, which was a long and hard struggle, to have an ending date. More importantly, there are some that still consider women inferior to men, and even today, some women have to fight to receive the same wages as men.
Topic:
Do you think that women and men are entirely considered equal by a majority of people? If not, can a majority ever believe such? Also, what is the date you feel that all genders came closest to becoming equal (if they didn't become completely equal at the time)?
