This is the wave where your mom did stuff in an office, also known as the "Mad Men" wave of feminism. Some complicated shit went down somewhere between the civil-rights movement and the Vietnam War.

The History of Second-wave Feminism. 12/13/2024 | 26m 46s Video has Closed Captions | CC. We interview feminist activist, Muriel Fox, notably a co-founder of NOW. 12/13/2024 ...

Shulamith Firestone’s writing captured the utopian spirit of radical feminism. In her last published book, Airless Spaces, ...

The ‘waves’ of feminism refer to different eras, sets of beliefs and focuses of feminism that have happened since the movement first emerged in the late 19th Century.

There’s a lot of talk about a fourth wave of feminism. A New York Times article last week posed the following question: Who will succeed Gloria Steinem (leader of second-wave feminism) as hea… ...

Most conservative women, if asked about the first wave of feminism, would voice general approval. It is seen as a rather pure approach to women’s issues, focused on protecting women and ...

The U of C Web site describes the annual Take Back the Night event, a campus demonstration with a “focus on ending sexual assault,” as a “feminist event.” A “feminist” event—not a “humanist” event.

Several months ago, I read a book titled, “The Second Wave, Feminist Theory,” written by Linda Nicholson, an American feminist scholar. It addresses various kinds of feminist theories and ...

Sadly, America’s mainstream feminist movements have been primarily focused on securing the rights of white women. And so, Black feminism grew in parallel, centering the rights and experiences of ...