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The beginning of women getting rights just like men.
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She was a feminist activist and fought most of her life to show that everyone is equal. She proved to the quaker tenant that everyone is and should be equal.
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There were protests. Protested to have equal rights at big events one was at the Miss America contest in Atlantic City. They argued that the contest was sexist.
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this increased sexual harassment and less pay. During work, they would get sexually harassed and physically hurt.
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women were legally able to own the money that they made during work. It also gave women more financial independence.
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She wrote a book on the feminine Mystique. What she meant by “Feminine Mystique” was women's happiness and desires in life.
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Was legalized in the UK if women were 24 weeks pregnant they would need two doctors to agree that the rest of the pregnancy would be harmful.
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There was a beauty pageant in the UK women around the world who went to compete for the crown. Feminists threw flour bombs at the miss world contest protesting about the objectification of women
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She was one of the first to start the whole women's liberation movement. She also helped pass the 19th amendment which was the right to vote for everyone.
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that women got to work and some places were required to not discriminate against women and being in the workforce.
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that women got equal rights to things that men got and women didn’t.
