The Women's Movement Found That Direct Action Needed to Be

The women's movement found that direct action needed to be complemented with all of the following actions to foster change except

A) redress job discrimination and seek resources for child care.
B) reform state laws on rape and obtain legislation allowing for maternal and paternal leaves.
C) develop funding for battered women's shelters and secure equal pay for equal work.
D) decrease child support payments from divorced or absent fathers and decrease legislation regarding sexual harassment in the workplace.