How does Atwood use the historical notes to show that no real progress has been made in gender equality?

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Margret Atwood uses the historical notes to show that no real progress has been made in gender equality in that the actions against women all the way back to biblical history (Genesis 30:1-3) are still prevalent today.

<h3>What is Gender Equality?</h3>

Gender equality refers to the fundamental human right that rests on the premise that all genders regardless of which it is are equal in nature and under the law.

It posits that all genders should be treated equally when it comes to:

Workplace considerations
Healthcare
Pay
Political opportunities etc.

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