Gender Equality Theorem

The Gender Equality Theorem states that, under certain fair conditions, women and men should have equal opportunities and treatment in society, work, and decision-making. It emphasizes that gender differences should not determine one's rights or access to resources. The theorem suggests that when biases are minimized and systems are fair, gender disparities diminish, leading to a more just and equal society. It highlights the importance of policies and attitudes that promote equal rights, encouraging everyone to be judged based on ability and merit, not gender.