Oh, I think we do.
Music, fashion? media ... still quite sexist. One of my daughters is a runner, and gets at least one comment every time she goes out. No woman ever appears on the cover of a glossy mag without being airbrushed. I think Kate Winslett complained, but she's a rarity ... our western culture is fundamentally sexist, and wears its equality on its sleeve.
What's worse, in the UK the idea that women demonstrate their equality by 'ladette culture' in which they get drunk / throw up / piss in the street like their male counterparts ... the whole thing was media manipulated.
Black people have yet to realise that 'rap music' is black music manipulated by white people, who have tricked black people into aspiring to white racist stereotypes – all black men are pimps and dealers, all black women are wanton sluts (rap originated as an antidote to violence, now it's largely violence and misogyny).
A muslim women, who happens to be a high ranking judge in the British legal system, returned to Pakistan to undergo an arranged wedding. The liberal white British were horrified. She pointed out that their system failed more often than it succeeded, so they were hardly in a position to criticise.
I just think the idea that things are automatically better now than they were is somewhat naive. Things are different, and may well be better, but are women any more empowered than they were?
