[ThrustVectoring]

Feminists are still trying to change society and still have a narrative of being about "equal rights" as a concept. They have equality under the law by any reasonable definition. Reproductive health access and family leave laws are the best example I can think of, and even that's a stretch. Do you have better examples?

[__d]

My impression of the situation is that while the law might confer equal rights, it doesn't result in equal lived experience.

Changing the law is one thing; changing culture and expectations is another.

[ThrustVectoring]

Of course. Changing the law can grant or deny rights, changing culture and expectations can't.

[stochastic_monk]

Then why is there such pushback against the Equal Rights Amendment?