Primary Strategy of the Women's Liberation Movement

Medium Unit 5: Political Participation Social Movements

Social movements often arise in response to perceived injustices and mobilize individuals to advocate for change. One notable example is the...

With this understanding, consider the goals and strategies of a prominent social movement in the 20th century, the Women's Liberation Movement. This movement aimed to challenge and transform societal norms around gender equality. It was characterized by advocacy for women's rights in various areas, including reproductive rights, workplace equality, and an end to systemic discrimination.

Which of the following best describes a primary strategy used by the Women's Liberation Movement to achieve its goals?

Utilizing violent protests to disrupt public order and force government action.

Engaging in grassroots organizing and public demonstrations to raise awareness.

Forming close alliances exclusively with political parties to gain legislative support.

Focusing solely on legal action through court systems to ensure change.

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