How do liberal feminists differ from radical feminists?

Correct answer: B. Liberal feminists seek to put an end to women's exclusion/under representation in position of power and employment, radical feminists see women's subordination as universal taking different forms at different times

  • A. Liberal feminists seek to put an end to women's exclusion/under representation in position of power and employment, radical feminists see women as different from men
  • B. Liberal feminists seek to put an end to women's exclusion/under representation in position of power and employment, radical feminists see women's subordination as universal taking different forms at different times
  • C. Liberal feminists see women as different from men and do not reject 'women's values', radical feminists see women as different from men
  • D. Liberal feminists see women as different from men and do not reject 'women's values', radical feminists see women's subordination as universal taking different forms at different times

Explanation

Liberal feminists generally focus on removing women’s exclusion from education, employment and political power, whereas radical feminists explain women’s subordination as a widespread system that takes different forms across societies and periods.

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