I think it was interesting that his book did not reflect true equality. You mentioned that the world he created did not create complete equality for women because Utopia had complete equality for men. It is kind of funny to think even in a book that he was advocating for women's rights and equality across the board that this message of inequality stilll was able to rear it's ugly little head in. I can not stand behind the preservation of this book as I do not agree with the message it sends, from your description, not from reading it myself. I think if we are saving a book that broke chains in the world of freedom for women I would choose one that would do so more plainly. You also mentioned that "today, there is complete equality for men and women", if you think this is true, how long do you think it will be before a woman is president?