Exploring the Four Waves of Feminism at Libyan International Medical University
Dive into the evolution of feminism through the four waves, from gaining political power in the 19th century to addressing intersectional issues in the modern era, all elucidated by Omar Bubtana at the Libyan International Medical University.
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Libyan International Medical University Faculty of Business Administration The Waves of Feminism By: Omar Bubtana Student number: 2770 omar_2770@ limu.edu.ly 1
Four waves of feminism The first wave (1830- early 1900s): Women in the late 19th to early 20th centuries realized that they must first gain political power. their political agenda expanded to issues concerning sexual, reproductive and economic matters. 2 Waves of feminism
The second wave (1960s-1980s) World War II, the second wave of feminism focused on the sexuality, family and reproductive rights. Many of the women supporters felt that in order to gain respect in co-ed organizations they first needed to address gender equality concerns. 3 Waves of feminism
The third wave (1990s - early 2000s): It repaired the second wave's failures and focused more on gender equality. It sees women s lives as intersectional, demonstrating how race, ethnicity, class, religion, gender, and nationality are all significant factors when discussing feminism. 4 Waves of feminism
The fourth wave: The main issues women fight for today are fueled by the previous battles of the women before them The #MeToo movement millions of women across the globe united, stepping up to share their own assault stories using the #MeToo hashtag. 5 Waves of feminism
Reference Cavanaugh.L.V.(2018).A brief history: The four waves of feminism.https://www.progressivewomensleadership.com/a-brief-history- the-four-waves-of-feminism Humanities.O.(2018). Betty Friedan: The Three Waves of Feminism. http://www.ohiohumanities.org/betty-friedan-the-three-waves-of- feminism/?fbclid=IwAR2irdTJUYXJAARfsy8E5gCiKZOdORBF4nnoVVc GjZi_- 6lPKUAlthLrpJ0#:~:text=Feminist%20history%20can%20be%20divided,eq ual%20legal%20and%20social%20rights 7
