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>countries where there was no strong women's liberation movement (e.g. Germany) Hahahaahaa. The German student movement of '68 would like you to apologize righ
by ovi256 15y ago
>countries where there was no strong women's liberation movement (e.g. Germany)
Hahahaahaa. The German student movement of '68 would like you to apologize right about ... NOW. And it's just the easiest example of German women's liberation movements, I'm sure somebody else could give many more examples.
- wheels 15y agoRelatively speaking, the 68er-Bewegung was an ineffectual fringe movement, of which only a relatively small part was women's rights, compared to the American's women's suffrage movement, which lasted for decades, spanned the full spectrum of society (i.e. not just students) and resulted in a constitutional amendment. While the 68er-Bewegung did have an effect on society (as did its counterparts in the US, namely the Vietnam War protests and related movements), they are not of comparable magnitude.