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The authors argue that women in the U.S. have increasingly gained power and equality as they hold jobs once reserved for men. This is in contrast to option B, which suggests that women still do not have access to education, jobs, and income as men do, and option D, which suggests that women have gained access to education but not made inroads in equality in the area of corporate and government jobs. Option A is partially correct in that women have gained access to jobs traditionally reserved for men, but it is incorrect in stating that women have not gained power and equality in these jobs.

Like the Women in Hunter-Gatherer Societies Who Share the Responsibility