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letslearn

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• 9 Jul 2016

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Hi All,
I came across this Headline.
女性の置かれた立場は変わらない 私にとっては男社会との闘いでした
My interpretation is
women's place in society had not changed, As far as I was concerned it was a struggle against male society.

Have interpreted correctly?
よろしくお願いします

 

Mike Cash

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• 10 Jul 2016

• #2

You're close, but not quite there.

{女性の置かれた立場は変わらない} 私にとっては男社会との闘いでした

You treated the first bit as a standalone phrase rather than as a giant modifier for 私.

 

raikado

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• 10 Jul 2016

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Sorry, but I thought は cannot be used when the sentence modifies a noun. I think the first part is standalone sentence too, but it's future tense.

 

Toritoribe

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• 10 Jul 2016

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Yes, the OP said it's headline, so those would be two sentences without comma. (Actually, there is a space between 変わらない and 私に.)
変わらない would be more likely the present state (昔も今も変わらない).

 

Mike Cash

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It would nice if things originally on two lines were posted here on two lines instead of being separated by a half space....

 

letslearn

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Mike Cash said:

It would nice if things originally on two lines were posted here on two lines instead of being separated by a half space....

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Sorry for the confusion but I posted it how it appeared.
It was from the 前日 news app.

As always Thanks for your reply