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feminism
(redirected from Emancipation of women)

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feminism [fem´ĭ-nizm]
old term for feminization (def. 2).
feminism
the appearance or existence of female secondary sex characters in the male.
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It is therefore imperative for the United States and the West in general to understand the changes taking place and to support institutions that encourage further emancipation of women and discourage the counter-trends in countries like Egypt.
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Back then, the emancipation of women was one of the most controversial topics.
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