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Young Women and Their Roles

The decade of the ~96os was a time of great unrest, of change in the society, and of reform in our educational institutions. The civil rights movement, student unrest, and the women's movement all had many elements in common: a protest against the status quo, a challenge to the inequities of American society, and a quest for reform in all of the institutions of society-the family, the schools, the world of work, and the legal and political systems. The women's movement began in the early ~96os, became highly visible in the late i96os, and has been sweeping the country with great force to date. The civil rights movement focused primarily on inequities and American injustice toward minorities. The student movement questioned the academic world about its distance and isolation from critical national issues such as the Vietnam War, about the lack of concern about racial injustice, traditionalism in the curriculum and other institutional practices, and about the importance of student participation in institutional policy.