Routledge - Historicising the Women's Liberation Movement 1960-1999

Explore a vital period of social history with this collection from Routledge. This work examines the Women's Liberation Movement (WLM) during the late 1960s, 1970s, and 1980s. It provides a fresh look at how women responded to specific economic and social circumstances where they faced inequality in the home, the workplace, and within wider culture. Through this collection, readers can learn how women organized into different groups to express dissatisfaction with their societal roles. The text covers the methods used to make these concerns known, including activism and consciousness-raising efforts. This book serves as an important historical resource for understanding the diversity of the movement and the various contexts in which women sought change in the Western world.