In an era when gender equality remains a pressing global challenge, the discourse often centers on the women who face systemic barriers rather than the systems themselves that perpetuate inequality. Laura Bates, a prominent feminist writer and activist, offers a compelling critique of this misplaced focus in her work. Through incisive analysis and real-world examples, she argues for a fundamental shift: instead of urging women to adapt or change, society must fix the structural and cultural frameworks that hinder their progress. This approach not only reframes the conversation around gender equity but also illuminates the path toward meaningful,...