Ending gender inequality, according to Mill, would not only improve life for women but would also benefit society as a whole. Gender injustice, he argues, is a pressing issue because it corrupts society and undermines the essential moral ideals of justice and equality. Despite the many obstacles they face, women have made important contributions to society, often in secret. Mill laments, however, that women tend to follow societal norms and sometimes even criticize their husbands for being publicly active in causes for equality.
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