In the quotation above, Lyn Thomas suggests four meanings for postfeminism, the first a true postfeminism beyond the structural inequalities which divide men and women; the second an antifeminism in which feminism's project was never necessary; the third a more complicated understanding of sexual difference contrasted with the simplicities of a universal oppression of women; and the fourth, the backlash against feminism, articulated by Susan Faludi (1991). From the stories and statistics in this book it should be apparent that gender equality has not been achieved at home, at school or at work. Even in the educational sector where such an achievement may be most plausibly argued, women are still under-represented in those disciplines which will lead to higher paying careers. While many young professional women in the workforce today may only substantially confront the challenges of their gender when they decide to have children, women in so-called non-traditional areas – which cover a range of skilled and unskilled pursuits – experience harassment and discrimination.