By the time of second-wave feminism in the 1960s and 70s, the focus had turned to sexual liberation, no-fault divorce, and ...

In fact, second- and third-wave feminism both operate under a fundamentally misguided view of freedom. More from Tiana’s piece: Consider, for a moment, the legal and social reality of women in ...

The second wave of America's feminist movement was also marked by growing civil rights concerns, but feminism, according to Fisher, had become an intersectional movement more so in its third wave, ...

In the second wave of the 1960s and the later third wave of feminism, the fight evolved to problems specific to women in their reproductive and social roles. Such rights included access to birth ...

Third Wave (1990s-2010s): During this wave, feminism advocated individuality, diversity, and intersectionality, recognizing that women's experiences vary based on race, class, sexuality, and other ...