Feminism: A History of Organizing
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Feminism names the organized movements that have contested unequal legal, economic, and social standing between the sexes.
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Suffrage-era organizing, Friedan's 1963 critique marking feminism's second wave, and Title IX each followed sustained organizing rather than arriving on their own.
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"Feminism" names a family of movements with real internal disagreement, not one unified program.