How did the rise of feminism reflect not only the participation of women in social crusades, but also a basic change in the nature of the family?
Sometime in the nineteen twenties, feminism died in the United States. It was a premature death. Feminists had only recently obtained their long sought for tool, the vote, with which they had hoped to make an equal place for women in this society.
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