THE FEMINIST MOVEMENT ORIGIN The origin of feminism was in the late nineteenth century, at the beginning of the movement. The struggle for the right to vote and legal equality was very controversial and generated a great debate in society, so the support it got unlike today was low, as the society of the time widely disapproved and mocked this movement, as women who joined the cause of legal equality and the right to vote faced significant obstacles and oppositions. Greater significance In 1977, when International Women's Day was made official on May 8, and was celebrated in different countries around the world. POPULAR MOVEMENT? THE POPULARITY OF THIS MOVEMENT IS GLOBAL. HOWEVER, THIS MOVEMENT IS SEEN MORE IN MEXICO. THE COUNTRY HAS SUFFERED A WAVE OF VIOLENCE AND IMPUNITY AGAINST WOMEN, THESE MARCHES ALLOW WOMEN TO RAISE THEIR VOICES BEFORE THE WORLD. THE CHANGE THAT OCCURRED OVER TIME Feminism has evolved over time, as initially it had limited support, but gradually more organizations and groups of people joined the movement, leading to significant progress. Nowadays, feminism is highly respected and valued in society thanks to the strong support it has received. TIMELINE "FEMINISM" 1791 1848 1948 1977 1992 2017 publication of the Declaration of Women's and Citizens' Rights. Seneca Falls Declaration of officialization of beginning of the great international conference Human Rights International Women's Day third wave of feminism march for women's rights
