Feminism is a movement which is aimed at defending women’s rights and social equality both for men and women which opens up opportunities for women such as gaining money, participating in business and professional careers, right to vote in political elections and getting access to education. Feminism is regarded as a three-wave chronological movement in the United States (Hannam, 2007).
The first wave began in the 19th-20th centuries at the Seneca Falls Convention which only men were allowed to attend, they voted against the attendance of the two female US delegates Elizabeth Candy Stanton and Lucretia Mott who
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