Persistent Women's Rights Activism

Definition

Persistent women's rights activism refers to the ongoing and determined efforts of individuals and groups advocating for equal rights and opportunities for women. This activism includes various strategies such as protests, lobbying, organizing campaigns, and raising awareness about gender inequality.

Related terms

Suffrage Movement: The suffrage movement was a significant part of women's rights activism focused specifically on advocating for the right to vote for women.

Seneca Falls Convention: The Seneca Falls Convention held in 1848 marked an important milestone in the women's rights movement as it was the first convention that demanded political equality for women.

National Women's Party: The National Women's Party was a prominent organization led by Alice Paul that used nonviolent protests and civil disobedience tactics to advocate for women's suffrage during the early 20th century.