In the second wave of the 1960s and the later third wave of feminism, the fight evolved to problems specific to women in their reproductive and social roles. Such rights included access to birth ...

That’s well said. But I fear that Tiana’s piece misses the mark when it praises second-wave feminism and sees today’s feminists as a deviation from the ideals of the 1960s and ’70s.

No wonder then that the 1970s saw the self-titled second wave feminists motivated to abolish sexism wherever they found it. This collection of television and radio programmes remembers some of the ...

Key topics include: First Wave Feminism and the First World War in the United States, Latin America and the Caribbean The Global 60s, the Women’s Liberation Movement and Black Power • Women and the ...

Here are some myths about feminism beliefs. The women's rights movement in the United States is often discussed in terms of "waves" of feminism, each with specific goals and approaches.