Feminism Movement & Historical Figures - Feminism is a force for equality and human rights, challenging injustice and fighting for dignity [1][2] - Kerry Nation contributed to voting rights and initiated the alcohol prohibition in the USA for 13 years during the Great Depression era [2][3] - Kerry Nation's protest against alcohol involved smashing saloons, leading to multiple arrests [6][7] - Rokeya Sakhawat Hossain advocated for Muslim women's education and empowerment in South Asia, challenging cultural and religious barriers [8][9] - Rokeya Sakhawat Hossain established a girls' school that still exists today, despite facing threats and opposition [10][11] Call to Action - The industry emphasizes the importance of breaking silence against mistreatment and challenging the notion that feminism has already achieved its goals [12] - The industry suggests that change requires individuals to stand out and use their voices to protect others [12] - The movement is ongoing and requires active participation [13]