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A group of young black women raise their fists in a black power salute. Photo credit: Getty Does anyone know when this photo was taken, who the photographer was, and where it was taken?

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“GAY POWER - BLACK POWER - WOMEN POWER - STUDENT POWER - ALL POWER TO THE PEOPLE," Weinstein Hall, New York University, October 5, 1970. Photo by Diana Davies

They’re fearless, defiant, and increasingly angry at the mounting threats in the US to reproductive rights. Here, they reveal why the reasons why they choose to go public

At its core, feminism is the belief in equality. It's a movement and a philosophy that seeks to eliminate the social, cultural and legal barriers between men and women. Its goal is to create a truly egalitarian society.