FEMINISM
Feminism is the belief that society is disadvantageous to women, depriving them from political, social and economical aspects within the society.

Over the period of the 1940's to present time the women's role in Australia has been successfully changed due to the feminist movements.

Up until the 1960's the role of women was seen to be limited primarily to marriage and motherhood. But during the 1960's protests and feminists movements began to draw attention to the need for women to take a more active role in social/political and economic life. In the late 1960's the feminist movement took a more thorough nature within Australia and liberation groups were formed calling for equal pay, maternity leave, abortion laws etc, these messages can be identified in these 2 sources.

Source one and two represent the nature of the feminist movements in Australia, and the independence women portrayed in order to present their message to society. The message of source one is the......

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Title: Feminism
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