How has the interpretation of equality of American women changed over time?

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Women have had to advocate for rights throughout our history and many say still are not fully protected.
Women have had to advocate for rights throughout our history and many say still are not fully protected.

The Constitution has been amended to forbid unequal treatment of the sexes.
The Constitution has been amended to forbid unequal treatment of the sexes.

Men and women are treated equally in all aspects of American life.
Men and women are treated equally in all aspects of American life.

Women have lost civil rights that they once enjoyed because of prejudice
Women have lost civil rights that they once enjoyed because of prejudice

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and discrimination. However, there has been a gradual shift towards greater recognition and protection of women's rights, including the right to vote, access to education and employment, reproductive rights, and protection from gender-based violence. The interpretation of equality of American women has evolved to encompass not just legal equality, but also social and economic equality. Many argue that there is still a long way to go, and that efforts must continue to ensure that all women are treated with the dignity, respect, and fairness they deserve.