Reply #24: Well, the key word in that definition is equality

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Most people (minus fundies and freeps) agree with the idea of 'equality' in an abstract sense, but they may have a hard time agreeing about specifics. Part of the problem is that male and female experiences are generally quite different, and a rigid, 'equality' metric may be inadequate. Furthermore, the experiences of different GROUPS of women are drastically different from each other and IMHO this means either (1) only the experiences of a dominant group shapes 'the movement' (2) there is so much disagreement that the very existence of such a unified movement is doubtful.