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Liberal Feminism wasn't very active for four decades after winning the vote until the 1960s during the civil rights movement. Liberal Feminists drew parallels between systemic race discrimination and sex discrimination. Groups such as the National Organization for Women, the National Women's Political Caucus, and the Women's Equity Action League were created at that time to further women's rights. In the U.S., these groups have worked for the ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment or "Constitutional Equity Amendment", in the hopes it will ensure that men and women are treated as equals under the democratic laws that also influence important spheres of women's lives, including reproduction, work and equal pay issues. |
Liberal Feminism wasn't very active for four decades after winning the vote until the 1960s during the civil rights movement. Liberal Feminists drew parallels between systemic race discrimination and sex discrimination. Groups such as the National Organization for Women, the National Women's Political Caucus, and the Women's Equity Action League were created at that time to further women's rights. In the U.S., these groups have worked for the ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment or "Constitutional Equity Amendment", in the hopes it will ensure that men and women are treated as equals under the democratic laws that also influence important spheres of women's lives, including reproduction, work and equal pay issues. |
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However they put a stop-gap on the radicalism of the initial Second Wave Feminist movement. [https://youtu.be/kH6CPVFzR_U?t=335 CIA agent Gloria Steinem] founded the publication of ''Ms''. magazine, which encouraged corporate climbing & self-improvement as opposed to collective bargaining and socialism as solutions to women's strife. |
However they put a stop-gap on the radicalism of the initial Second Wave Feminist movement. [https://youtu.be/kH6CPVFzR_U?t=335 CIA agent Gloria Steinem] founded the publication of ''Ms''. magazine, which encouraged corporate climbing & self-improvement as opposed to collective bargaining and socialism as solutions to women's strife. Steinem also instructed that meetings be "women only" and essentially making men the enemy as opposed to patriarchy & capitalism. |
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She likes to hang out with her siblings (except RadFem). She usually agrees with her siblings on a lot of topics except Radical Feminism where she is seen picking on her other siblings. She hates Bernie Bros and Trump supporters because she sees them as supporting misogynistic men. |
She likes to hang out with her siblings (except RadFem). She usually agrees with her siblings on a lot of topics except Radical Feminism where she is seen picking on her other siblings. She hates Bernie Bros and Trump supporters because she sees them as supporting misogynistic men. |
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On the clock, she's a [https://youtu.be/8Km0LQCK-9I benignly evil] being, as well as one that enjoys higher status even if they don't have the materials of it. One time she had a college student's (a MAN'S that is) car towed for parking near her apartment complex so she could walk 30 minutes across town in a corprate attire to her assistant scholarship manager job that pays $13.50 an hour to say "you're to rich" to the middle-class Hispanic student. She only has her lunch break and til 3AM after work to do her Masters, though some upper-class TikTok influencer "money management babe" in a New York luxury high rise tells her "she's almost there." When she couldn't get in at the beginning of 2023, she invoked "discrimination" and that "luxury is for everyone" when she couldn't get into Equinox after New Years (as if she could afford it and had considerable status in the first place). Don't try telling her "assistant scholarship manager" title [https://www.nber.org/papers/w30826 is a way for firms to not classify you as an employee, which would otherwise entitle you to benefits and overtime compensation.] |
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