According to Webster's dictionary feminist is described as "the th

eory of the political, economic, and social equality of the sexes." If you were to use this definition as the basis for reading these articles then you would say "yes" Eva was a feminist. According to the definition she was a feminist although she did not see herself in that light. According to Evita she wanted changes for women to be for women not for women to imitate men to achieve such changes. The major difference between her and other feminist of the time was that Eva said that without her husband guiding her she would not be able to start such a movement. Also she thought the feminists of earlier time were not entirely womanly.

She does make many interesting points in her autobiography about feminism and how she thinks that feminism can be accomplished. I do truly believe

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