The Feminist Movement

The women's study group began with a bold and comprehensive "F word". There was no explanation at the beginning of the discussion: it may be a reason to use a word, how it was used, it might be a difficult idea, and how it is done by people who did not know the background to which it was thrown Will it be recognized? After discussing some ideas, the term feminism is an alternative to the aforementioned "F". (Ray) Since past women were living a second-class citizen life, we could never cope with the struggle of being a woman born in the "man's world".

Feminism is defined as a standard gender political, economic, social equality theory. The feminist movement in the United States began in the late 19th century and spread in the early 20th century. At the beginning of the feminist movement, also known as women's suffrage, they will hold a meeting to try to convince people that women should have equal rights. These women and their supporters are fighting for all the rights they have right now. But that did not happen overnight, it had been going on for hundreds of years, and there are still some inequalities in the USA.

Researchers began to disagree on the time when the feminist movement started, but most people think that this is a period of the past two centuries. The feminist movement often and often succeeds in seeking gender equality. For example, the women's movement gained the right of women to vote in "outside the kitchen" and made women socially competitive with men in many ways. Nonetheless, all these consequences, and the women's (or feminist) movement themselves are the main products of the past 200 years.

To better understand the anti-violence campaign against VAW, it is also necessary to understand the general historical background of the feminist movement in an overall way. Regarding the international women's movement, many feminist scholars divide these movements into three waves according to different beliefs, strategies and goals. The emergence of the first women's movement, or the first wave of so-called feminism, dates back to the early 20th century from the late nineteenth century in America and Europe. Meanwhile, the first series of feminist movements evolved from the background of "industrial society and liberal politics", leading to a "feminist group", focusing on equal opportunities and women's opportunities. : 1 This wave represents women's "voting rights, independence, nationality, work, equal salary"