Discussion
“Men and women don’t have to be the “same” physically in order to have the right to equality.” Why ?
Answer: D
Because the theory of feminism promotes that being 'same' cannot be equated with being 'equal'.
The passage says feminism is about equality of men and women, not sameness, and that the issue is equal rights and equal access to opportunities. A physical difference therefore does not remove the right to equality.
The other options mislead: the classroom is only the passage's illustration, not a claim that men and women are no longer in one; the passage never says men and women are anatomically the same, in fact it grants that they have different physical capabilities; and whether men are feminists is not the reason it gives.
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