Question

Betty Friedan was an activist and leader of social change, and many women's rights proponents think of her as a hero. In no less than 150 words, describe why they might look up to her.

Answer 1

Betty Friedan was born in 1921, and died in 2006. She was a feminist leader from the United States. She was the first image leader to defend women rights. She was the most popular woman by its book “The Feminine Mystique”, published on 1963. She motivated housewives to be independent and fight to have power and participate of the decisions of the American´s Society. By other size, she forced women to have the privilege and the responsibilities to be part of an equal society, it meant, that there were not differences between women and men. Betty also wanted that women have power and better role regarding political issues.