Feminism is still highly significant in today’s world for several basic reasons:

1. Encouraging Gender Equality:

Feminism affects all of us, but most of all it impacts the rights of women and girls. It is about all genders having equal rights, opportunities, and treatment .In spite of progress, there are still differences in access to healthcare and education, leadership roles, and income. Feminism works to remove gender inequalities by promoting equal rights and opportunities for all genders.

2. Reproductive Rights:

Feminism governs for reproductive rights, ensuring women have access to contraception, safe abortion, and comprehensive reproductive healthcare. This  supports women’s autonomy over their own bodies.

3. Embracing Intersectionality:

Intersectionality in modern feminism acknowledges how identities like race, class, sexuality, and disability intersect, shaping unique experiences of oppression. By  Recognizing these complexities , it aims are to address diverse challenges and foster a more inclusive society focused on equity and justice.

4. Economic Empowerment:

The focus of feminist economics is on non-market sectors of the economy, such as domestic work and child care. It gives people the ability to speak up for their rights and advance equality at work, fair salaries, and entrepreneurship.