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http://www.cnn.com/2014/08/07/living/sixties-women-5-things/

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https://www.nps.gov/wori/index.htm shows a park dedicated to all who fought in the civil rights movement especially women

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The Civil Rights Movement was a catalyst for reviving the Women's Rights Movement during the '60s
 http://t.co/EP7yfptbBB via @NewsHour

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The Civil Rights Movement was a catalyst for reviving the Women's Rights Movement during the '60s
 http://t.co/EP7yfptbBB via @NewsHour

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What did the courts have to say about it?

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What did the courts have to say about it?

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in 1965

Griswold v.Connecticut, files show a brief in this historic case in which the Supreme Court holds that the

Constitution guarantees a “right

to privacy” that encompasses the right of individuals to make decisions about intimate, personal matters such as childbearing. The Court invalidates a state law prohibiting the prescription, sale or use of contraceptives, even for married couples

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The feminist movement of the 1960's originally focused on fixing workplace inequality, like being rejected from jobs that were thought to be "men's work" and salary inequity, via anti-discrimination laws, the different aspects of the feminist movement brought it to people's attention on both a political and personal level.

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-Feminism was somewhat brushed off and disregarded to most people before the movement so they wanted to raise awareness, Feminist consciousness-raising groups, or CR groups, began in the 1960s in New York and Chicago and quickly spread across the United States. Feminist leaders called consciousness-raising the backbone of the movement and a chief organizing tool.
-Protests,Protests,Protests. They wanted to get their thoughts out there and make people see how they feel, well they did it successfully many time but especially in the Miss America Protest of September 1968
-To further express themselves and how they felt in 1963 Betty Friedan wrote "The Feminine Mystique" talking about a woman with no name and how it felt to be a woman that day in age, the book the "started it all"