Before the first wave of feminism, the issue of women’s rights was a deeply rooted issue, so far underground that no one was discussing it. During the late 19th century, many began to advocate for dignity, …show more content…
During this wave, earlier conceptions such as the idea of womanhood, body, gender, and sexuality have been weakened. This phase responds to series of rhetorical questions raised in the second wave of feminism. Focusing on the idea of evolution or revolution, it challenges and embraces the theory of diversity and multiplicity in the nation. The third wave is characterized by many other groups including low income women, women of color and the LGBTQ community. A common American term for third-wave feminism is “grrl feminism.” This phase continues to encourage previously found rights as well as challenge the definition of beauty and femininity portrayed by the society. It continues to fight for equal rights for women and is known as the wave of feminist activity, even