Did the emergence of an idle, educated, middle-class female population in the midst of reform movements lead to the first organized feminist movement?

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Tyrell Medina

26 August, 19:47

Did the emergence of an idle, educated, middle-class female population in the midst of reform movements lead to the first organized feminist movement?

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Evelin Stevens · Answer 1

I believe it is true

this is because in the1960's the feminist movement was largely organized by the middle class white women, who were especially college graduates who had been fired by the industries after the ww2. The highly organized nature of the movement, and the intellectual connotation clearly underscores the early achievements of the feminist movement.