Feminism Second Wave | Vibepedia

Second-wave feminism was a transformative period of feminist activity that began in the early 1960s and lasted roughly two decades, focusing on issues such as sexuality, family, domesticity, and reproductive rights. It built on the gains of first-wave feminism, aiming to increase women's equality and critiquing patriarchal institutions. Key figures like [[betty-friedan|Betty Friedan]] and [[gloria-steinem|Gloria Steinem]] played crucial roles in shaping the movement. The second wave also saw the emergence of [[rape-crisis-centers|Rape Crisis Centers]] and a heightened awareness of [[domestic-violence|domestic violence]] and [[marital-rape|marital rape]].