Feminist movements are different all around the world. Here’s a simple breakdown of how they vary by culture:

1. Key Issues:

   • In Western countries, feminism often talks about women getting paid fairly at work. For example, women usually earn about $0.82 for every dollar a man makes.
   • In places in the Global South, the focus is often on issues like women's rights to make choices about their bodies and fighting against poverty.

2. Ways of Organizing:

   • Some movements, like the Women’s Rights movement in Nigeria, work together as a group.
   • In Europe, feminist actions are more often focused on individuals.

3. Different Perspectives:

   • In Africa, more than 70% of feminists consider problems related to race and class when they fight for women’s rights.

4. Results:

   • Countries that have active feminist movements tend to have 14% more laws and policies that consider gender equality compared to countries without these movements.