The second wave feminism movement was started by Betty Friedan and her book “The Feminine Mystique” played an important role in the rise of second wave feminism.The second wave feminism is the wave of women liberating to work for equal pay and equal rights. Later on, The National Organization for Women was established to pursue rights for women such as eliminating sexism in the work place. Similarly organizations also fought for equal job opportunities and expanded child care services for women who wanted to work. The “second wave’’ feminist movement settled to be an exceeding social transition for countries starting from the 1960s onwards . Important social changes such as women's participation in the labor force, and increased accomplishments
