Sweetleaf wrote:
ToughDiamond wrote:
Oh, you mean in the USA? I was worried for a moment.
Where do you live that these sorts of things don't matter? and what is the cost of rent?
I'm British. We've had 3 female Prime Ministers since 1979 and a female head of state for over half the last 200 years. Not that I think women at the top are any guarantee of women's equality further down the food chain. But if it's any help, I haven't heard any severe sexist drivel from UK politicians for a long time. Abortion rights and equal pay don't seem in any great danger of radical erosion. But that's all rather vague.
https://www3.weforum.org/docs/WEF_GGGR_2020.pdfThat ranks the UK in 15th position and the USA in 49th, as judged by
Economic Participation and Opportunity
Educational Attainment
Political Empowerment
Health and Survival
Iceland is at no.1. Yemen and Pakistan are at the bottom.
Not sure about rent, but this chart may be of some use - interesting numbers for "rent at reduced/subsidised price" in the UK and USA:
https://compareyourcountry.org/housingBut that doesn't say how much people are paying for housing. I'm usually shocked at how expensive rents are in the UK, but then I'm a perfectionist, and I bought my house when houses were relatively cheaper.