Women’s Endurance in the 1960’s

How does the United States look for all women who want to do what men do before the women's rights movement? It is a state after exercise. "Female rights movement" is "concerning conscious will to achieve gender equality" (Foner) Betty Friedan and John F. Kennedy (Foner) Lucy Stone and So Jonah Truth (Gereti 40) -41) Other active leaders and active leader followers are educated middle and upper class women (Foner).

The 1960s was a big change from the 1950s. Now it is expected that the female body will "shrink" and lack curves and shapes. Twiggy is a famous model in the 1960s, making women as thin as possible. These women have small breasts, small buttocks, and boys' likeness. In the late 1960s, the appearance of hippie developed and the shape of hourglass reappeared. In the 1970s, slimming became a new ideal body image. I urge women to lose all extra body fat and to lose curves and big tits. To adapt to modern society, some women are dangerous and thin. Long hair, cosmetics are rarely worn to achieve a natural face

The mystery of a woman is a book written by a woman named Betty Friedan. In this article, I ask questions about the role of women in the 1950s and early 1960s, just like my wife at home. The role of women in society is to have four children at the age of 19 and become a family wife in the rest of my life. She continues to write ways that women are getting increasingly dissatisfied with this lifestyle. Many women feel that the satisfaction level of getting married and becoming a family wife is getting lower and lower. Betty Friedan cited famous quotes in her first chapter: "We can no longer ignore such statements in women: I am more than my husband and my child and my family I want something of '. This book set fire on the feminist movement of the 1960s