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Women started fighting for their rights. Women used to live up to their standards of not being able to work and being told that they were to stay at home and take care of their family.

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Women's first priority were to care for their husband and children. To stay in their home and provide food for their family.

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Men had more privilege in terms of college classes and education, making up more than 60% of the nation's undergraduate college classes. Less candidates of women in PhD and Master's degree

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Only 19 women serving in the congress

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Betty Friedman published a book called "The Feminine Mystique." A book where woman's issues were addressed in terms of their role in society.

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Women from a radical "subgroup" demonstrated the Miss America Pageant by crowning a live sheep

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Ms, a feminist magazine started by Gloria Steinem

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First official International Women's day was celebrated by the UN.

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National Organization for Women is made by Friedan and others on 1996

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UNESCO's Institute for Statistics states that 70 percent of the people who are hungry are women

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Equal payment amongst male and female
More jobs (other than being a house wife)available for female

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More equality for woman in other countries. Afghanistan, Oman, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Morocco, Egypt, Sri Lanka, etc.

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More equality and respect for black, Latina, and women of colour who are part of the LGBTQ+ community

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Reduced cases of sexual assault (rape, abuse, etc) typically for women in countries like Yemen, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, etc.