Woman's liberation is a feminist struggle from "summary" of The Second Sex by Simone de Beauvoir
The struggle for women's liberation is at the heart of the feminist movement. It is a battle against the oppressive structures that have kept women in a subordinate position for centuries. This fight is not just about women gaining equal rights and opportunities, but about challenging the very foundations of a society that has systematically devalued and marginalized women. In her work, Simone de Beauvoir emphasizes the importance of recognizing the unique experiences and perspectives of women in the struggle for liberation. She argues that women have been defined and confined by their relationships to men, and that true liberation can only come when women are able to break free from these limiting roles...
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