Legacy of the Women's Liberation Movement

Throughout American history, social movements have mobilized citizens to advocate for change on key issues. Among these movements, the Women's Liberation Movement of the late 20th century played a crucial role in challenging traditional gender roles and advocating for women's rights. This movement led to substantial legislative changes, including the Equal Pay Act and Title IX. However, the Women's Liberation Movement also faced internal divisions regarding race, class, and the methods of advocacy employed. Given these dynamics, which of the following statements BEST represents a legacy of the Women's Liberation Movement in contemporary American politics?