In what decade did the Supreme Court finally begin rejecting protectionism as a reason for treating women differently from men?

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In the 1970s, the Supreme Court began applying strict scrutiny to laws that treated women differently from men, which rejected protectionism as a legitimate reason for gender-based discrimination. This can be seen in cases such as Reed v. Reed (1971) and Craig v. Boren (1976).

In What Decade Did the Supreme Court Finally Begin Rejecting