The XXXXXX XXXX of XXXXXXXX was XXXXXX XX the provision of new feminism XXXXXXXXXXX. For example, the XXXXXXXXXXXX XX feminism began in XXXX wave XXXX the production of books XXXX “XXX XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX” XX XXXXX XXXXXXX (Ritzer and XXXX 225). However, XXX second wave highlights XXXXXXXXX of XXXXXXXXXXX XXXXX XXX XXXXXXXXX over XXX abortion right XXX sexism in XXX XXXXXXXXX systems. The second wave of XXXXXXXX XXX feminists XXXXXXXX XXX XXXXXX XXXXXXX unofficial XXXXXXXXXXXX. This wave XXXXXX XXXXXXX social inequalities such XX sexuality, XXXXXX, XXXXXXXXXXXX and workplace XXXXXX XXXX much XXXXXX.
XXX second XXXX XX XXXXXXXX was XXXXXXXXXX by XXX World War II experience XXX XXXXXX in XXXX-consciousness (XXXXXX XXX XXXX 225). XXXXXX off XXX XXX heels, women were more XXXXXXX on sexuality, XXXXXX, XXXXXXXXXXXX and XXXXXXXXX XXXXXX. XXXXXX, XXXXXX XXXX time, the XX XXX XXXXXX so XXXX XX restructure itself XXX XXXX, XXXXX XXX a XXXXXXXXXX XXXX XXXXX had attained their XXXXXXXX XXXXX XXXXXX for the XXXXX Rights XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXXX failure, XXXXX was XXX XX XXXX. The XXXX talked about opening up XXXX opportunities XXX XXX XXXXX. XXXX than XXXXX XXXXXXX XXXXX XXX men rallied to XXX women XXXXXXXXXX XXXXX (XXXXXX XX; XXXXX and XXXXXXXXXXX 396). XXX XXXXXXXX XXX XXXXXXXXX by XXX drafting of XXX Seneca Falls Declaration XX XXXXXX the opportunities. The XXXXXX XXXX XX XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX in XXX civil and anti-war rights XXXXXXXXX as XXXX as XXX XXXXXXXX in XXXX-consciousness XXXXXXX. This XXXX XXXXXXXX XXXXX contexts XXX several XXXXXXXX XXXXXX XXXXXX the globe. The XXXXX predominantly XXXXXX XXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXX and sexuality regardless XX XXX sexes (XXXXXXXXXX XXX Pettit XXX). XXXXXXX XXXX both XXX XXXXXXXXX the XXXXXXXX to XXXX XXX XXXXXXX of XXX Equal Rights Amendment XXX a XXXXXXXXXXXXXX guarantee for XXXXXX equality XXX any sex.
The XXXXXX wave of XXXXXXXX started with XXXXXXXX XX XXX Atlantic City against Miss America XXXXXXX. XXXXXX XXXX XXXXXX XX XXX XXXXXX wave XX XXXXXXXX, XXX XXX XXXX Wing was XXXX XX XXX XXXX, XXX XXXXXXXXX, the XXXXXX wave’s XXXXX becomes increasingly XXXXXXX (Ritzer and XXXX XXX; Nancy, n.p.). Feminists XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX XX XXX XXXXX into XXXXXXX of XXXXXX dominated by the XXXXXXXXXX which XXXX to XXXX XXXXX XX XXXX or in XXX-paying jobs, and in XXXX.
During XXX world history XXX XXXXXX XXXX parodied held a "XXXXXX XXXXXX" in protest against degrading of women into beauty XXXXXXX. X XXXXXXX XXXXX XXXXX XX “Redstockings” XXXX New XXXX XXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX with their XXXXXXX XXXXXXX XX crowing a sheep XXXX America (Molony and Nelson, n.p.). They also threw some “XXXXXXXXXX” XXXXXXXXX XXXX XXXXXX, false eyelashes, bras, high-heels XXX XXXXXXX, which hurt the feminine XXXXXX. The second XXXX XXXX found voice XXXXX XXXXX many XXXXXX movements. XXXX attribute made this XXXX easily XXXXXXXXXXXX. XXXXXXXXXXXX, XXXX XXXX was XXXXXXXX to XX XXXX pressing compared to earlier movements/wave, for instant, XXXXXXX XX put an XXX to XXX Vietnamese war or the XXXXX Power. In XXXX XXXX, XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXX XX issue XX XXXXXXX some women-XXXX organizations like XXX NOW XX XXXX XX “consciousness/awareness XXXXXXX” XXXXXX (XXXXX XXX XXXXXXXXXXX XXX). Moreover, XXX XXXXXXXXX used XXXXXXXXXXXX such XX “XXXXXXXXXX XX Powerful” XXX "The BITCH XXXXXXXXX" to XXXXXXXX XXX equality in the same sun as XXX (XXXXX and XXXXXXXXXXX XXX). XXXXXXXXXXXX, XXX second XXXX of XXXXXXXX was XXXX and more XXXXXXXXXXX. XX was based on a psycho-analytical and neo-Marxism theory fusion. XXXX XXXX XXXXXXX XX correlate women the subjugation with more extensive XXXXXXXXX XX XXXXXXXXXX, patriarchy, XXX XXXX XX women XX mother XXX wife, and normative heterosexuality (XXXXX, n.p.; Carey XX XX. XXX). Similarly, XXXXXX and sex XXXX differentiated XXXX XXX XXXXXX XXXXX XXXXXX construct XXXX varies with XXXXXXX-to-culture XX well XX over XXXX XXX the XXXXX as biological (XXXXXXXXXX and XXXXXX 223).
Additionally, XXX second wave is most XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX XXXXXXX in our public XXXXX in XXXXXX history. XXX XXXXXX XXXX XXX XX noted XX have XXXXXXXXX XXXX our academic XXXXX as it is well and XXXXX there, XXXXXXXXXX XX come out time XXXXX time in XXX academic system. XXXXX studies XXX centres are XXX a XXXXXXX XXXXXX XX most XXXXXXXX XXX XXXXXXXXXXXX in the United States XXX XXXXXX (XXXXX XX XX. XXX). Additionally, attributable to XXX XXXXXX XXXX XX XXXXXXXX XX scholarship on XXXXXXX on women, XXXXXXXX XXXXXXX, XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX, queer XXX masculinity XXXXXXX (Carey et XX. 781). XXXXX studies XXX XXXXXXXX literally in every scholarly field, not XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXX faculties. Similarly, XXXXXXXX minors XXX majors in women’s, XXXXX and XXXXXXXXXXX, XXX XXXXXXXX studies have XXXXXXXXXX thousands of graduates XXXX XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXX in these XXXXXXXX.
XX terms of XXXXXXXX change, XXX second wave XX feminism continues XX be XXXXXXXXXX in XXXXXXXX XXXXX various legal XXX XXXXXXXXX changes that increase XXXXX’s XXXXXX in XXXXXXX XXX in higher XXXXXXXXX. Some XX these legal changes of XXX second XXXX XXXXXXX XXX XXXXX pay XXX XX XXXX, XX XXXXXX it sought XX equal pay XXX XXXXX XXXX. We would like to think XXXX we XXX XXXX XXX XX actually XXX XXX there as far as women XXX XXXXXXXXX. XXXX XXXXXXXX to XXXX XX cents XX the dollar for XXXXX comparable work for XXX but we’XX XXXXXXX on those XXXXXXX. XXX 1964 XXXXX Rights Act. We XXXXX XX XXX Civil Rights XXX as it XXXXX XX issue XX XXXX XXX XXXXX XXX XXXX XXXX XXXXXX XXXX XXX to do with women. XXX XXXXX Employment XXXXXXXXXXX Commission was established XXX XX XXXXXX this XXX to monitor the Equal XXX XXX. XXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXX of Women. Betty XXXXXXX, XX just XXXXXX XXXXX her, XXXXXX of The Feminine Mystique, XXX the co-XXXXXXX of the XXXXXXXX Organization XXX Women, XXXX. And, it still XXXXXX today XXX it still XXXX XXXXXX. The, I have XXXXX XXXXXXXX XXXX, and XXXX XX their XXXXXXX statement says “the XXXXXXX of NOW is to XXXX action to bring women XXXX XXXX participation in XXX mainstream of American XXXXXXX, XXXXXXXXXX XXX the XXXXXXXXXX and responsibilities XXXXXXX, in truly equal partnership with XXX.” XXX over the XXXXX, the XXXXXXXX Organization of XXXXX XXX XXXX much for domestic violence, XXX, to monitor so many other XXXXXX that XXX important to XXXXX XXX XXX culture XXX XXXXXXX XX a XXXXX.
XX summary, the XXXXXX wave advanced XX XXXXXXXXXX inequalities XXX it is impacted on XXX modern XXXXXXXXXX. XXX second XXXX feminists were XXXX diverse in XXXXX XXXXXXXX than XXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXX. XXXXXX, the second wave XXXXXXXX feminists from XXX walks XX life.
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Rabinowitz, XXXXX Sorkin, and Amy XXXXXXX. "XXXXXXXX theory XXX XXX XXXXXXXX." (2014).
XXXXX, XX. Different wavelengths: XXXXXXX XX the XXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXX's movement. Routledge, XXXX.
Ritzer, George, and J. Michael Ryan, eds. XXX XXXXXXX encyclopedia of XXXXXXXXX. XXXX Wiley & XXXX, (2010): 224-225.
XXXXXXXXXX, Alexandra, and XXXXXXX Pettit. "XXXXXXXX XXX/in/XX XXXXXXXXXX: XXX XXXXXX sciences of XXX XXX XXXXXX." History XX XXXXXXXXXX 18.3 (XXXX): XXX.