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sree251 Equal rights. Do you not understand the very purpose of civil rights law? The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC)? U.S. Commission on Civil Rights? The omission of sex in Executive Order 11246 was finally rectified in Executive Order 11375 on October 13, 1967. In a letter to President Johnson, the leaders of the National Organization for Women (NOW) hailed the correction, but remained unsatisfied with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission’s (EEOC) performance in making the new order effective. The letter was signed by Kathryn Clarenbach, Betty Friedan, and Caroline Davis, officers of NOW from its inception, as well as Aileen Hernandez, who had announced her resignation from the EEOC over its lack of attention to women’s issues a year before Executive Order 11375 was issued.
No, few things are technically equal, and how odd you would use the strict scientific view on this. Many things are equal. The Golden Ratio is. Flower petals, seed heads, pine cones, fruits and vegetables, tree branches, shells, spiral galaxies, hurricanes, faces, fingers, animal bodies, reproductive dynamics and DNA molecules. All equal in proportion of growth and development.
If the smallest things in nature can be governed by a rule of proportions and mandates for equality to be followed or perish, you think it applies to men and women, despite their minor but crucial physical difference. See, you define equality by comparing things were never meant to be equal. You're also comparing inanimate objects with humanity, who sadly has had to work from its inception on respecting and treating everyone equally.