Abstract
For centuries, numerous demonstrations by feminist movements have accompanied women's emancipation. Their profoundly inegalitarian status has dramatically changed. Women broke into all sectors of public life. However, we still notice today a lot of inequalities in the American society. Whether in the workplace, in politics or in everyday life, regarding domestic and educational tasks, women are struggling to achieve parity. Male and female identity seems to be increasingly taken into account today. However, relations between men and women seem to have changed over the years. What are these new relations today, and why do differences between men and women still persist, making gender one of the most important issues in the American society?
