The Right to Vote
The wave of feminism that is associated with the right to vote
What is 'The First Wave'?
What is 'The '60s'?
Main aim of Third Wave Feminism
The name for women who protested for the right to vote.
What is 'The Suffragettes'?
The female health medication introduced in 1961, that gave women greater social freedoms
What is 'the female contraceptive pill'?
The group's third-wave feminism sought to platform after ignorance in prior waves.
What is 'women from diverse racial and cultural backgrounds'?
The year most men and women were allowed to vote in federal elections in Australia.
What is '1902'?
One of the structural issues that second wave feminism targeted
What is 'domesticity' OR 'reproductive rights' OR 'familial responsibility' OR 'domestic violence' OR 'inequality in the workplace'
What is 'universal gendered experience'?
A subset of feminism that seeks political, legal and educational equality within existing societal structures
What is 'liberal feminism'?
The subset of feminism that considers capitalism and the patriarchy to be interlinked.
What is 'Marxist Feminism'?
Despite ongoing feminist movements, marginalized women such as married and adolescents still struggle with this
What is 'access to sexual and reproductive healthcare'?
The benefit women gained from directly contributing to policy decisions
What is 'direct influence over policies that shape their health'
The effect access to legal contraceptives and abortions had on the social role of women
What is 'opened up doorways to higher education and the paid (non-domestic) workforce'
The social and structural factors that are strongly linked to reproductive ad sexual health conditions.
What is 'race, poverty and access to healthcare'?