What Is Feminism? Waves, Theories, and Key Debates
A detailed overview of feminism, its historical evolution, major theories, and ongoing discussions about gender equality and social justice.
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2 corrections applied: Rebecca Walker's father is Mel Leventhal; Gloria Steinem is not her parent | ~4%-per-child motherhood penalty is from Budig & England (2001), not de Chaisemartin
BeforeRebecca Walker, daughter of Alice Walker and Gloria Steinem, published a response | averaging 4 percent per child in a Cedric de Chaisemartin and colleagues' ...
AfterRebecca Walker, daughter of Alice Walker and Mel Leventhal, published a response in Ms. Magazine titled "Becoming the Third Wave." | The motherhood penalty (the earnings decline after having children, averaging 4 percent per child in Budig and England's analysis) compounds over time
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