sexism and feminism facing today's women

"Women's rights" have come a long way, but still there is a lot to be achieved. In many countries, women are still discriminated, Girl foetuses are aborted, wives are abused physically and mentally, the list goes on..So, I feel , that though feminism has come a long way, it still has a longer way to go..Hope there will be a time when all the women in the world are treated as equals.:-)

I like the first part that you have mentioned about woman, it's happening all over the world, thank god for that. am happy that am living in this century because some of my grand parents or relatives told stories about discrimination during their time hen ever you wear something or apply for a job. but i think you're half-wrong about the earning part, because in my country here, there are more woman who had been successful not just in the business corporate world but mostly in the Entrepreneurial fields. more of these women are just plain moms who wanted to earn more income for their children.you should have time to check statistical records, no offense. Women power does strive

I think that "women's rights" have made great strides here in the USA over the past 130 years. Probably the same significant strides have been made in Europe, Australia, Israel, Japan, and South Korea. But there is still much to be done. Essentially, the world's society must undo all of the evolutionary process of the past 1+ million years. Ever since the human branch of life split off from the common ancestor of all primates, family groups, tribes, societies, & civilizations have all had "men" and "women" jobs (albeit with great variations). And it stayed that way until sometime after the American Civil War. The Wyoming Territory gave women the right to vote in 1869. There had been sporadic granting women's rights to vote, own property, have careers, etc, starting as early as 1700's. During the 1870s, 1880s and 1890s, the cause for women's rights picked up steam, so that after the turn of the twentieth century, nations started to grant women the right to vote. One hundred years later, women had the right to vote in much of the world. I started with the right to vote because after women had the right to vote, women started to run for public office, which in turn started to open doors to allow women to have careers outside of the home, Teaching and nursing were among the first, then during World War II, a lot of doors were flung open and great leaps forward have been made in the past 40 years, at least in the western world. In the post WWII era, I think most of the world is working toward complete equality for women, but there is still much to be done. Old traditions die hard, and some would say old traditions are that way for a reason, but as society changes, those traditions need to be modified. Maybe by the 22nd century we will get it right.