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They say tha |Wwoman js as equal as yan ard both Share fre same rights. tsa fabes its goal is po deshey the Aradchproral Values However, Feminist Cyidies Sepieve that men Sdn thse fil toclay mdbferh tay Hies +o highhghs the Forms land gerdey oles. pliscrimirajion against We aspeds of Miho Fermmiss cribetem way in whith women ave oppressed eo suppressed arch Lb also vefects Pre privileged position of Vepresved- anol Calls boy SeX eapaitty- _ males tn Patriarchal SociedyDisclosure. Huinan Rights Careors may be compensated by course providers Types of Feminism: The Four Waves Feminism is one of the oldest movements in global history. There's no single definition, but feminism boils down to ending gender discrimination and bringing about gender equality, Within this goal, there are many types of feminism. Instead of describing them in isolation from each other, feminism can be divided Into waves. “The wave metaphor is the most common explanation for feminism's movements, though is not without ‘laws. It can oversimplty a complicated history of values, ideas, and people that are often in conflict with each other. With this simplification, one might think feminism’s history is straightforward arc, The realty is much messier. There are many sub-movements building on (and fighting with) each other. That being said, the wave metaphor Is a useful starting point, It doesn't tell the whole story, but i helps outline it There are four waves: The first wave “The first wave in the late 19th-century was not the first appearance of feminist ideals, but it was the first ‘al movement for the Western world. In 1792, Mary Wollstonecraft published the revolutonary real pollic < an 12 P& Sixlaton of the Rights of WomafIn 1848, about 200 women met ina church They came UP wi s Tesolutions asking for specific ights, such as the right to vote. Reproductive rights also became an important issue for early feminists. After years of feminist activism, Congress finally passed the 19th ‘amendment in 1920 and gave women the vote. This was almost 30 years after New Zealand became the first country where wornen could vote. Firstwave feminism had a fairly simple goal: have society recognize that women are humans, not property, While the leaders of 1st-wave feminism were abolitionists, their focus was on white women's rights. This exclusion would haunt feminism for years to come. The second wave Second-wave feminism took place in he 1960s and 70s, It bul on frs-wave feminism and challenged what women’s role in society should be. Inspired by the Civil Rights movernent and protests against the ‘Vietnam War, activists focused onthe insttutions that held women back. This meant taking 2 closer look at why women were oppressed. Traditional gender and family roles were questioned. Queer theory became more established. There were major victories inthis era including the Equol Pay Act of 1953, Roe v. Wade in 1973, and other Supreme Court cases. 7 whThe third wave - ‘Thanks tothe institutional victories of second-wave feminism, women enjoyed more nights and power {oing into the 1990s. They were able to think about ther aspects of their identity, welcoming inaividuality ‘and rebelion. Thi was an era of reclaiming. Important cultural touchstones include Eve Ensler’s The Vagina Monologues, the Guerila Girls, and punk rock rot grils. Many women more freely expressed their sexuality in how they spoke, dressed, and acted, This sometimes bewildered 2nd-wave feminists, many minty. While many ideas and mini-movements swirled around in this of whom had resisted traditional fem time, the one “rule” was that there weren't rules. A woman should choose how she lived her le. 10 became more conscious of race. Kimberle Crenshaw, a gender and ertical- Third-wave feminism race scholar, coined the phrase “intersectionalty" in 1989. The term refers to how different kinds of t with each other. While mainstream frst and ‘oppression — like those based on gender and race ~ intersect ‘second-wave feminism had largely ignored or neglected racial disparities within gender, the Third wave paid more attention, The phrase “third-wave feminism" was coined in 1992 by Rebecca Walker, a 23- ymmonplace, it was even easier to year old Black bisexual woman, When the intemet became more cor hear perspectives and ideas from feminists around the world, Feminism was expanding The fourth wave ‘Some people think we're still in the third wave of feminism since the fourth wave isn't so much of a shit as the continued growth of the movement, However, with the MeToo movement and a resurgence of attacks on women’s rights, many believe we're living in a new wave. Social media activism has propelled the movement firmly into the technological age. It builds on the third wave's emphasis on inclusivity and sks hard questions about what empowerment, equality, and freedom really mean. Fourth-wave feminism continues to reckon with intersectionality. Critics of ‘white feminism,” which ignores the unique struggles of women of color. expose how non-white feminists and ideas have been ~ and continue to be ~ suppressed. Trans rights are a big part of the conversation. too, Feminism has often been an unwelcoming and hostile place for trans women and others who reject the gender binary. Many fourth-wave feminists are working to combat this exclusion. As with every wave before it (and any wave that comes after it), the fourth wave is complex. It encompasses many movements that both complement ‘and clash with each other. This tension is unavoidable. While some types of feminism can have harmful impacts, having a variety of voices makes feminism more inclusive and successful Ce lly Jos jos J Is) Sponsored links You may also like ‘What re Haman Rights Cities? oe Inu neat: An iad 020" Oi Rights uses Tat Made istry ney {0G mtn aMar vism Ol Whol Aarvism offers? 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