British Feminism

British feminism is a social and political movement focused on achieving gender equality for women in the UK. It originated in the 19th century and has evolved through waves, advocating for issues like voting rights, equal pay, reproductive rights, and to challenge societal norms and inequalities. British feminists have worked within legislative, social, and cultural frameworks to promote women's rights and challenge discrimination. The movement is diverse, encompassing different perspectives and approaches, but united in its aim to secure fair treatment and opportunities for women across all aspects of life.