Feminist activism is a movement aimed at achieving equality for all genders, focusing primarily on women's rights and issues. It seeks to address social, political, and economic inequalities that women face, advocating for changes in laws, policies, and cultural norms. Key issues include reproductive rights, equal pay, and combating gender-based violence. Feminist activists often organize campaigns, protests, and educational programs to raise awareness and promote gender equality. Influential figures in this movement include Simone de Beauvoir and bell hooks, who have contributed significantly to feminist theory and activism. The movement has evolved over time, encompassing various waves and diverse perspectives.