Women s Suffrage For Josephine Baker By Adolf Loos

How are women represented in House for Josephine Baker by Adolf Loos? Introduction Feminism and the women s right movement occurs in waves. Women’s awareness of their plight as second class citizens began first with first-wave feminism. This began with women’s fight for the right to vote in 1867 in the UK and the right was won in 1918. This is known as the Suffragette movement. Second-wave feminism was characterised by the women’s right to their bodies like reproductive rights and the legislation concerning abortion rights. This began in the late 20th century and was not as localised as several of the first-wave feminism movements. Due to the advent of modernisation allowing for the formation of organisation and collectives, the movement involved international organisations like Amnesty International. The rights included â€Å"†¦access to affordable and relevant health services and to accurate, comprehensive health information. Gender-based discrimination, lack of access to education, poverty, and violence against women and girls can all prevent these rights from being realised for women and girls; challenges that are often particularly acute when it comes to sexual and reproductive health rights and safe motherhood†. Third-wave feminism is the most current movement of feminism, it is characterised with women’s right to sexuality (especially concerning sex workers), the wage gap and the intersectionality of the movement. Former feminist movements have been criticised for not