Yes - like finally ordaining women priests.  This is a matter of human dignity.  

I a not against married priests of both genders once we have been ordaining celibate women to the same exact sacrament and Holy Orders first.  This is because with the likely excess of priests that would come with adding both women and married clergy, more priests could share ministries in parishes and in orders while offering diversity in the style of leadership.  That being said, I believe married priests should be added to the priesthood but not replace celibate male and female priests.  To achieve this there could be a quota for celibate priests of both genders that must be filled first in a diocese or order before married priests of both genders are allowed to be added. I do believe celibate religious and priests are necessary for certain ministries but I don't believe married priests of any gender should be held back from raising to the level of Bishops or Cardinals or even Popes.