Mainstream second‑wave feminism under Gloria Steinem’s influence was built around the concerns of white, college‑educated, professional women and did not center poverty wages, universal childcare, or working‑class labor conditions.
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- Mainstream second‑wave feminism under Gloria Steinem’s influence was built around the concerns of white, college‑educated, professional women and did not…
The mainstream of second‑wave feminism under Steinem’s influence was built around the concerns of white, college‑educated, professional women. It did not center poverty wages, the absence of universal childcare, or the conditions of working‑class and domestic labor — all of which disproportionately burdened poor women and women of color.
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