The women's movement of the 1960s was part of a long effort by women fighting for equality since the late 1700s and continuing through today. The women's movement is now more correctly envisioned as a "gender movement." Describe what a "gender movement" is and explain how that differs from a "women's movement." If you were put in charge of the gender movement today, what would be the top three issues you would focus on and why?
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