The 1950s was a decade of yet another radical movement of feminism, demanding equal rights as Alice Paul had presented them in the 1920s with her Equal Rights Amendment.

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The 1950s were not characterized by a radical feminist movement; it was a period of relative conservatism in gender roles. The radical feminist movements gained momentum in the 1960s and 1970s.

The 1950s Was a Decade of Yet Another Radical Movement