Main Page | See live article | Alphabetical index This is a list of important participants in the development of feminism. Table of contents 1 Early pioneers 2 First-wave feminists 3 Second-wave feminists 4 Third-wave feminists 5 Ecofeminists 6 Dissident feminists 7 French feminists 8 Lesbian feminists 9 Muslim Feminists 10 Other feminists Early pioneers Abigail Adams Heinrich Cornelius Agrippa Christina of Sweden John Stuart Mill George Sand Mary Wollstonecraft First-wave feminists Susan B. Anthony Francis Power Cobbe Emma Goldman Sarah Grimke Angelina Emily Grimke Mary Livermore Lucretia Mott Elizabeth Cady Stanton Lucy Stone Victoria Woodhull Virginia Woolf Frances Wright Second-wave feminists Gloria Anzaldua Simone de Beauvoir Lorraine Bethel Susan Brownmiller Charlotte Bunch Mary Daly Angela Davis Andrea Dworkin Susan Faludi Shulamith Firestone Jo Freeman Marilyn French Betty Friedan Carol Gilligan Germaine Greer Donna Haraway Nancy Hartsock bell hooks Catharine MacKinnon Cherrie Moraga Robin Morgan Bernice Johnson Reagon Alice Schwarzer Gloria Steinem Third-wave feminists Rebecca Walker Ecofeminists Charlotte Perkins Gilman Carol J. Adams Helene Aylon Judi Bari Bernadette Cozart Françoise d'Eaubonne Lois Marie Gibbs Susan Griffin Petra Kelly Winona LaDuke Wangari Maathai Vandana Shiva Charlene Spretnak Starhawk Dissident feminists Donna LaFramboise Wendy McElroy Camile Paglia Christina Hoff Sommers Naomi Wolf French feminists Helene Cixous Luce Irigary Julia Kristeva Monique Wittig Lesbian feminists Judith Butler Adrienne Rich Kathy Rudy Monique Wittig Muslim Feminists Fatima Mernissi Nawal el-Sadaawi Huda Shaarawi Other feminists Flora Brovina Susan McClary William Moulton Marston Katha Pollitt, author of Reasonable Creatures This article is from Wikipedia. All text is available under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License.