Feminism In The 1900's

Feminism has growth over the decades, first they explain who they are fought for us (women), now they are fighting for themselves.

During 1830’s - early 1900’s, became the first wave of feminism. All women were taken for granted and realized they must fight to gain political power (which included the right to vote). Their agenda expanded to issues concerning sexual, reproductive, and economic matters.That was then when the women brought to light that they can contribute as much as men. The second wave was in the 1960’s - 1980’s, just coming out as soon as World War II ended. They focused on the workplace, sexuality, family and reproductive rights. During this the protest had often dismissed as offensive, outdated and obsessed with middle

They are mostly a media act force that claims for equality and to help everyone understand the meaning of feminism. Which includes vanquishing the disparities in male and female pay and the reproductive rights of women and ending the violence against women in our nation as well as others. There is always going to be an extremist in every belief or protest, but third wave feminist take the cake. They claim for equals between men and women. Also equal pay within the workspace. When the Equal Pay Act was signed it was supposed to be the closing of the wage gap (which is expressed as a percentage and is calculated by dividing the median annual earnings for women by the median annual earnings of men), but it never completely went away. Still feminist still bring up “how women get 20 cents less than men”, but for the same typical job and work full time get paid 79 cents like men. After five decades, the basic goal of the Equal Pay Act has not been realized. Also, they still fight for reproductive rights which are the rights of any individual to decide whether to reproduce and have reproductive health. (May include terminating a pregnancy, or learning about sex education in public schools, and access to reproductive health services.), but today women have abortions, babies, and the resources for reproductive health care. Also, we have sex education in schools and separate classes; they might not be great, but they do

One out of sixteen men and one out of five women are sexually assaulted in college, but 63% of rape crimes are not reported. In collusion women report their sexual assaults more than men. Also, they put men in a box labeled rapist, but only if feminist accepted the fact that women rape not only men, but also other women. In a video called “Street Harassment”, by OCATIV; it includes women that are talking about what women have to deal with while walking down the streets of New York and how men treat women in life. As in their opinion sexaul assault and harassment are watered down to catcalls, whistles, looks/glances, being called beautiful, or being told goodmorning. The second lady walks through downtown Detroit of New York and she even admits her outfit is provocative, but she wasn’t provoking; which provocative is to arouse sexual desire or interest, especially deliberately or cause annoyance, anger, or strong reaction, especially deliberately. What a quote to end all quotes and to continue this mind blowing ignorance. Buzzfeed also supports feminism, but they have no logic. In their video “36 questions women have for men” starts off with “How does it feel to have the same sex as Donald Trump?”, anyone with enough sense would know this video is going to be unscrupulous. Later in the video they ask, “Why do you guys sit with your legs open? Like I know you have balls, but you don’t see me with my arms