WOMEN’S MOVEMENT. Feminism A.Society 1.Feminism: the radical notion that women are people 2.Educational opportunities.

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WOMEN’S MOVEMENT

Feminism A.Society 1.Feminism: the radical notion that women are people 2.Educational opportunities

Feminism B.Impact of Civil Rights 1.Learned value of work Equal Pay Act a. Outlawed paying men more than women for the same job

Feminism C.Groups of Consciousness- Betty Friedan: founded NOW D.(NOW) National Organization for Women Demanded greater educational opportunities for women

Feminism E.Impact 1.More radical turns 2.Title IX- known for sports equality in schools

Feminism E. Impact (continued) 3.Equal Rights Amendment: failed because only 35 states ratified it 4.Roe v Wade: court ruled that states could not regulate abortion in the first 3 mos. of pregnancy

Feminism F.Backlash 1.Men 2.Marabel Morgan: established the “4A Approach” for women 3.Phyllis Schlafly: outspoken opponent of the ERA

Gay/Lesbian Rights Movement A Riot at Stonewall Inn 1.Launched Gay/Lesbian rights movement B AIDS outbreak