Feminism

Feminism is a philosophy and social movement that promotes human rights and gender equality. While the precise meaning of this term changes from generation to generation and from individual to individual, a commitment to the advancement of women's rights remains an essential component of feminism. Since French socialist Charles Fourier first coined the term in 1837, the definition of feminism has fluctuated, as different social movements have adopted the banner of feminism to advance their specific agendas. Similarly, the feminist identity has also evolved to become more inclusive of individuals of different races, sexual orientations, and genders. Feminism seeks to resolve social, economic, and political inequalities and to address needs specific to women. In the 2020s feminist activism has focused...