Some second-wave feminists have criticized the younger generation of third-wave feminists for being too focused on consumerism and lacking a clear central message. Based on the characteristics of the movement described in your textbook, do you think these criticisms are valid? Why or why not? What are the differing motivations behind the two waves that could account for this criticism?
What will be an ideal response?
ANS: The answers here will vary based on the student’s opinion. However, they should clearly represent an understanding of the characteristics of both second- and third-wave feminism and how both movements came to be and evolved.
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