Summary Of Christine Littleton's Reconstructing Sexual Equality
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Littleton, Christine A. "Reconstructing Sexual Equality." Feminist Legal Theory: Readings in Law and Gender. Ed. Katharine T. Bartlett, Ed Rosanne Kennedy. Boulder: Westview, 1991. 35-56. Print.
Explaining her ideas and opinions on the matter of equality of genders, Christine Littleton, seeks to resolve the problem of difference of inequality jurisprudence. Littleton argues that differences between men and women should not be accommodated or tailor made to women because that recreates inequality. Equality, as she insisted, should be acceptance. Through out the reading she makes the point that it shouldn’t be about gender difference but the differences that these genders make. She explains that both genders should be treated equally but