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At their peak, 15 women served in the 83rd Congress. Less than 3% of the combined membership of the U.S. House and Senate. These numbers meant women had little collective leverage to pursue a unified agenda.

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1957 ("Leave It To Beaver", "Father Knows Best", "I Love Lucy")

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1957 ("Leave It To Beaver", "Father Knows Best", "I Love Lucy")

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Television became a fixture in middle-class American households during the 1950s. Shows promoted values of domesticity, like "Leave it to Beaver" and "Father Knows Best", became extremely popular. These shows portrayed the main roles of women as wives and mothers. In "I Love Lucy", Lucille Ball was shown to meet with disaster whenever she attempted to pursue a job or interest that took her outside the household.

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U.S. President Lyndon B. Johnson signed the Civil Rights Act of 1964, including the Title VII prohibition of discrimination based on sex by private employers including employment agencies and unions.

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1965 (The Right to Access Contraception)

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1965 (The Right to Access Contraception)

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Women got approval from the FDA to take birth control pills. After many years, they were finally given permission to take these pills as they were deemed safe. The US Supreme Court ruled that married couples could use birth control in Griswold v. Connecticut. This ruling paved the wave for reproductive freedoms and birth control legalization to extend to unmarried women, as happened after Eisenstadt v. Baird. In 1970, Congress passed Title X of the Public Health Service Act, which granted federal fund coverage to family planning programs. These programs included contraception which allowed women access to the pill at an affordable cost.

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August 26, 1970, was the 50th anniversary of the passage of the 19th amendment. This special amendment granted women the right to officially vote. In the 70s, women held open minds and worked in politics, the media, academically, or in private households. Women's liberation was an important topic and was a very popular talk. Women fought for their equal rights through protests and rallies. Even though they had the 19th amendment, they were still mistreated which led to these protests.

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January 1970 was the beginning pf the Feminist Art Movement. This occurred in the West during the second wave of Feminism. This would be when feminist artists worldwide sold out on their pillars and contemporary art. This movement allowed for a change for the better and reshaped the cultural attitudes and transformed stereotypes in the arts

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This court case is the first to invalidate a law that gives a husband the right to control marital property without his wife's consent. The court also overturned a Louisiana statute that gave husbands the right to dispose of community property under the Equal Protection Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment.

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1987 (California Federal Savings and Loan Association v. Guerra)

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1987 (California Federal Savings and Loan Association v. Guerra)

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In this case, an employer seeks a declaration that a state law requiring employers to provide pregnancy leave and reinstatement is preempted by the Pregnancy Discrimination Act's requirement that pregnancy be treated like other disabilities. The court held that the Pregnancy Discrimination Act did not prohibit practices favoring pregnant women, and that employers can provide comparable benefits to other disabled employees.

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Clinton signs the Violence Against Women Act as part of the Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act, providing funding for programs that help victims of domestic violence, rape, sexual assault, stalking and other gender-related violence.

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1992 (The Year of the Women and Southeastern Pennsylvania v. Casey)

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1992 (The Year of the Women and Southeastern Pennsylvania v. Casey)

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The Year of the Women followed 1991 hearings in which lawyer Anita Hill accused Supreme Court nominee Clarence Thomas of sexual harassment. A record number of women are elected to Congress, with four women winning Senate elections and two dozen women elected to first terms in the House. In Planned Parenthood of Southeastern Pennsylvania v. Casey, the Supreme Court upheld Roe v. Wade but allowed states to create restrictions like waiting periods and parental consent for minors seeking abortions.

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In 2003, there was a mass action for peace. Thousands of Liberian women came together to form a movement which was driven by Leymah Gbowee. This movement employed various tactics, such as, a sex strike to pressure men to join the peace talks, and sit-ins. These sit-ins were made on peace negotiations by women. These women threatened to disrobe which was meant to be a shame to the male delegates. This ended a 14 year civil war and lead to the election of Africa's first women head of state, Ellen Sirleaf.

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In Uttar Pradesh, India, in 2006, there was something called the Gulabi Gang. This "gang" was to empower and fight for justice in women. In Uttar Pradesh, India, a handful of bamboo-wielding women took matters into their own hands when they heard of husbands abusing their wives in the neighborhood. This group took initiative and intervened, which allowed for the wife to be safer and the man to take accountability. The movement put a stop to domestic abuse and later pulled into a statewide movement where thousands of women dressed in pink and tackled injustice together.

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The new legislation comes in the aftermath of the national outcry over the 2016 "wolf pack" gang rape case. It will need an express agreement for sexual behaviors based on a "yes means yes" concept. In doing so, Spain joins 11 other European countries that have broadened their legal definitions of rape. The bill also makes street harassment and female genital mutilation criminal offenses, and it makes work-related sexual harassment punishable by imprisonment.

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2021 (Woman Gaining Elected Political Positions)

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2021 (Woman Gaining Elected Political Positions)

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In 2021, eight countries have elected or sworn in their first woman Head of State or Government, with Barbados, Estonia and Moldova having women as President and Prime Minister for at least part of the year. Also, in Sweden’s parliament voted in Magdalena Andersson as Prime Minister in November. 2021 was a good year for woman in politics.

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Overall, what successes has this movement had over the years? What are some challenges still being faced today?

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Overall, what successes has this movement had over the years? What are some challenges still being faced today?

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The Women's Rights Movement has had a major success throughout the years. All the protests, riots, sit-ins, etc... were all victorious and finally allowed women to gain their deserved equal rights. They started off being completely mistreated and acquired their natural-born rights and respect. Some challenges women still face today are unequal pay, lower patriarchy, as well as sexism. Women only earn 84% of what men earn. This is unfair considering the same work is being given and done which should mean an equal pay salary. Also, in the realm of politics, women stand lower in patriarchy than men. The political world makes women seem unqualified, and too weak to be able to work the same jobs as them. This ties into the sexism that women face daily. "We aren't too good." "Women are weak." "That's a man's job." These are just some of the sexist comments women receive while doing their own daily tasks