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1 WOMEN’S MOVEMENT

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

3 Feminism B.Impact of Civil Rights 1.Learned value of work 2.1963- Equal Pay Act a. Outlawed paying men more than women for the same job

4 Feminism C.Groups of Consciousness- Betty Friedan: founded NOW D.(NOW) National Organization for Women 1966 1.Demanded greater educational opportunities for women

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

6 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

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

8 Gay/Lesbian Rights Movement A.1969- Riot at Stonewall Inn 1.Launched Gay/Lesbian rights movement B.1981- AIDS outbreak

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