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I agree with your statement. Yes women are still treated unequally but we have come a long way. There are more women going into professions that were previously held by only men, such as careers in science and joining the military. They are breaking the stereotype that says that their only job is to take care of the house and raise children.
Women cannot advance in the workplace without men. This is because 95% of CEO positions and 85% of all executive positions in fortune 500 companies are held by men. This data makes it very hard for women to advance in the workplace if they don't have the support of the men currently in those positions.
The equality of men and women in today's society is not balanced. We see an example of this in the workplace especially. A 2013 study concluded that in almost every occupation in the U.S. women earn 78 cents for every dollar that men earn. This is a wage gap of 22%. This is astonishing considering that in 4/10 families in the U.S. women are the main support for the family's basic needs, and they receive more graduate and college degrees than men.
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