Second Wave Feminism V2

Ομιλητές

• Speaker 1 4:15
• Speaker 2 1:13
• Speaker 3 0:05
• Speaker 4 2:56

1. 0:05

   Κεφάλαιο 1: Hello everyone and welcome to the 60s legacy talk show. 67s · Speaker 3

   Hello everyone and welcome to the 60s legacy talk show. Today, 10 years after the beginning of the movement, we are looking back at one of the most important social changes in modern American history, second wave feminism. In the early 60s,…

2. 1:13

   Κεφάλαιο 2: Before second white feminists became a visible movement, women in the United States were still largely confined to traditional worlds. 101s · Speaker 2

   Before second white feminists became a visible movement, women in the United States were still largely confined to traditional worlds. In the 1930s and early 1960s, the ideal woman was often presented as the perfect housewife. Elegant, smil…

3. 2:56

   Κεφάλαιο 3: As a woman living in that period, how did you experience those expectations? 77s · Speaker 4

   As a woman living in that period, how did you experience those expectations? I remember that time very clearly. From the outside, my life looked exactly like what people consider it successful. I was married, I had children, and I stayed at…

4. 4:15

   Κεφάλαιο 4: at the beginning and still today we have been fighting for one simple things equality but equality is not just a word it means concrete change in everyday life Women wanted equal pay for equal work. 170s · Speaker 1

   at the beginning and still today we have been fighting for one simple things equality but equality is not just a word it means concrete change in everyday life Women wanted equal pay for equal work. They wanted access to the same profession…

5. 7:06

   Κεφάλαιο 5: Its message remains powerful. 107s · Speaker 2

   Its message remains powerful. So now that we are looking back after roughly a decade, we can ask, did this movement produce real results? Let's ask our expert, what changed during those 10 years? A great deal changed even if the transformat…

6. 8:57

   Κεφάλαιο 6: does not automatically mean progress in everyday life you know yes some things are better women speak more freely and society is starting to listen but many expectations remain the same women are still often judged more actually than men at work they are still not always paid equally at home they are still expected to carry most of the family responsibilities and there is another thing Not all women experience this struggle in the same way. 124s · Speaker 4

   does not automatically mean progress in everyday life you know yes some things are better women speak more freely and society is starting to listen but many expectations remain the same women are still often judged more actually than men at…

7. 11:02

   Κεφάλαιο 7: I would say that demanding equality is not going too far. 79s · Speaker 3

   I would say that demanding equality is not going too far. What is extreme? Is expecting half of society to accept inequality in silence? Women did not ask for special treatment. They asked for fair treatment. They asked to pay strongly, res…

8. 12:24

   Κεφάλαιο 8: Its legacy is enormous. 66s · Speaker 2

   Its legacy is enormous. Second wave feminism transformed the place of women in American public life. It turned private frustration into collective action. It gave women a language to describe what they were experiencing and the courage to d…

9. 13:31

   Κεφάλαιο 9: Thank you all for being here today. 40s · Speaker 1

   Thank you all for being here today. Ten years after the beginning of the movement, second wave feminism has already left a deep mark on American society. It challenged traditional roles, gave a voice to women who had long been ignored, and …