This provides an overview of the women’s movements in the United States in the 19th and 20th centuries. Given that any social group is made up of a collection of individuals representing a spectrum of beliefs and experiences and that movements do not typically have clearly defined beginning and ending points, it is understood that speaking of the “waves” of feminism is a form of shorthand that is both useful and misleading.
How do the “waves” of feminism reflect the sociopolitical contexts from which they emerged? For example, how does the early American assumption that citizens were white men perpetuate contemporary social inequalities and how have concerns about this assumption transformed the women’s movements over time?
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