Feminism: What Are We Supposed to Do Now?

The article focuses on the implications of feminism on social equality in Canada. Feminism has always been functional in relation to the immediate and proximate, the ideological, social, cultural exigencies that underpin the experience of ordinary living in any place. It is oftentimes blamed for the persistence of oppression. It is believed that it has failed to solve women's problems. The responses of the scholars in English studies indicate that feminism is working towards social change.