$\Longrightarrow$   I don't agree with the above opinion because men and women need to be fair and equal with each other. No one is superior to anyone. Biological and sexual distinctions between men and women are often invoked to emphasize their inequality. Women are inferior to men, not only physically but also in dignity. Therefore, women must accept dependence on men, and should not try to compete with men. We understand why feminist movements have emerged to combat this false form of discrimination. In fact, this discrimination is based on widespread confusion about equality and identity. There is nothing that requires people to be identical to be equal. Equality includes the idea of ​​being different, particular, and unique. Individuals exist in the form of a person. Everyone uniquely participates in the existence of the Creator God, and derives his or her dignity from participation in this divine existence. By the will of the Creator, man was created according to two sexes, male and female. It is this that grants men and women of different genders an equal dignity, highlighted by their own unique personality.

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