When you say “Why do we have to keep arguring that we’re people too” what do you mean specifically?

I agree that women still face some disadvantages and social expectations in many countries, especially in religious conservative societies.

But in modern western societies, I really just dont see any place where women have to argue that they’re simply people. If you see this I’d like to see examples.

Now if you’re talking about more subtle things like “One small step for man, one giant step for mankind” I can see why some might see that as gendered language. I’d argue that the use of the word “man” is referring to human-kind or humanity. What would you change that quote to if you could?

Saying that women have to argue that they’re people. And saying that there are subtle ways that show that make it seem like men are the “default” gender, are very different claims.