How is the 1967 Royal Commission on the Status of Women an example of the radical nature of Canadian sociology?

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The Answer is The final report was released in 1970 (with 167 recommendations)and became the blueprint for mainstream feminist activism.The women's movement inspired a new generation of women to reflect on their social surroundings and question social convention.The influence of the movement on early women pioneers was equally important,as it allowed them to critique their own intellectual foundations and their approach to sociology specifically and to society generally.The Royal Commission report opened the debate on women's position in Canadian society and also resulted in the formation of the Status of Women Subcommittee of the Canadian Sociology and Anthropology Association,which still exists today as the Canadian Sociological Association.

How Is the 1967 Royal Commission on the Status of Women