The persistence of gender inequality in countries and companies is well known. By some accounts, it would take more than a century for women to achieve true parity with men in a range of indicators, from leadership roles to opportunities. But as Lyric Thompson wrote in FP recently, progress isn’t linear—and there have indeed been real advances in countries around the world. What are those advances, and how can we learn from them? And should more countries consider what is known as a feminist