Different Strands of Feminism: Comparing Equal Rights Feminism, and Socialist Feminism :: Womens Studies

divers(prenominal) Strands of Feminism Comparing Equal Rights Feminism, and Socialist Feminism With the developments going on in England during the 19th century, a new social class started to emerge, a middle class whose wealth came from land, trade, the professions, or industry. It was from this class that a big(p) deal of the women working for the womens in good order movement emerged from in the 19th century, since they were the ones that experienced the deprivation of rights which men from this class had won. In 1897 in England the womens movement reunited in the National Union of Womens Suffrage Society, and from hither on more women, from both the middle-class, and the working class began allying with the new Labor Party to advocate for the right os workers in general. However, the new reunited womens movement split again in 1906 when feminist lost patient after a deputation of ccc women meet with the prime minister to request the choose, and got instead an advice to b e patient. From here on the English womens movement concentrated in winning the vote, still split into two rival parties, the National Union of Womens Suffrage Society(NUWSS) lead by Millicent Garrett Fawcett, and the Womens Social and Political Union(WSPU), led by Emmiline Goulden Pankhurst. Faweet took the prime minister, and peacefully, and patiently continued working to get the vote. She believed that the parliamentary democracy would eventually jazz womens right to the vote. So she dedicated to expand membership of NUWSS, to promote publicly the demand for the vote, through speaking tours, and distribution of their journal, The Common Cause, and to lobby fine-looking Politician to vote in favor of womens vote. They repudiated the use of violent tactics. Pankhurst on the other hand completely discarded the advice of the prime minster. She believed that of the vote was to be gain, then action had to be taken. Pankusrt actively spoke to gain the vote whenever a Liberal p olitician spoke. She participated in local and national suffrage demonstrations, at personal risk. WSPU follows this tactics, they disrupted meeting, organized demonstrations such as out-of-doors rallies. In spite of all this government still did not act, so the WSPU turned to more violent tactic. They broke windows, poured liquid down light boxes, cut telegraph wire, and curve Votes for Women in golf courses. They often fulfill arrest, to which they responded with hunger strikes.