From a woman’s view:
Salome Wagh said: “Equality does not deny that differences in function between women and men exist, but instead it affirms the complementary roles that men and women fulfil in the home and society at large. Inequality promotes destructive attitudes and habits in men and women that pass from the family to the work place, to political life and, ultimately, to international relations.”
From a woman’s view:
Mrya Erbenova said: “The elimination of discrimination against women is a spiritual and moral imperative that must ultimately reshape the lives of many women. There have been many strides taken towards equality, but without fundamental changes in the attitudes and values of individuals and in the underlying ethos of social institutions, full equality between women and men cannot be achieved.”
Thames Valley Bahá’í Community 