[belorn]

It is going to be a difficult problem to address social gender equality, and a much harder problem than solving economical gender equality, but if history is anything to go by we will see improvement. Accepting inequality as a matter of harsh reality is just status quo.

I strongly believe that all people deserve well being in aspects of economical, social and personal health. The strongest tool to achieve that is through culture.

In the past people thought that the only method to address economical inequality was to redistribute wealth forcefully. We should not assume that the only method to address social inequality is also by force.

[selestify]

> In the past people thought that the only method to address economical inequality was to redistribute wealth forcefully.

I still don’t see a peaceful alternative. The wealth gap is growing inexorably year after year, decade after decade, and the richest of the rich certainly aren’t voluntarily tripping over themselves to redistribute the gains.