Women

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Womens Liberation
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The Movement

• The womens liberation also known as the feminist
  movement and the womens movement was a
  collection of campaigns and protests for reforms
  on issues and laws such as reproductive rights
  and equal pay.
• The movement began in the Western World in the
  late 18th century.
• There were three waves to the movement.
• First wave 19th to early 20th century ,
  campaigned for right to vote.
• Second wave From 1960s to 1980s, campaigned for
  gender inequality in laws and culture.
• Third wave Early 1990s, happened because of the
  second waves failures.

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Second Wave

• The second wave which was from the 1960s to the
  1980s which had been built to carry on from the
  first wave campaigned against inequality in laws
  and culture.
• This wave mainly consisted of working class White
  women.
• Clara Zetkin was one of the most famous leaders
  of this movement.
• By late 19th century many women were working in
  the professions which affected social life.

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Pictures