women's liberation
"Women's liberation" refers to the movement advocating for gender equality, challenging traditional roles, and combating discrimination.
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Definition
B2Social Movements
(general, historical)The movement aimed at achieving equal rights and opportunities for women in all areas of society.
Example
- Women's liberation has played a crucial role in securing voting rights for women.
- The women's liberation movement of the 1960s and 1970s brought significant changes to societal norms.
B2Political Activism
(general, historical)The social and political efforts to end gender-based discrimination and oppression.
Example
- Activists in women's liberation fought for equal pay and workplace rights.
- Women's liberation has led to numerous legal reforms promoting gender equality.
B2Cultural Studies
(general, historical)The advocacy for women's freedom from traditional roles and societal expectations.
Example
- Women's liberation challenges the notion that women should only be homemakers.
- The women's liberation movement encouraged women to pursue careers and education.
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