Due to the massive impact of the women’s movement on the current politics and daily lives of citizens, the individuals that are most tending to be interested are women themselves. However, the significance of the movement cannot be understated and is likely to interest anyone that is engaged with human and civil rights, history, politics, and other related fields. Younger generations are as well more apt to be engaged with the topic as it provides incredible political insight and an outline of the many improvements that have occurred throughout the 20th century regarding equality. The movement also outlines the actions that were taken in order to increase equality between the genders and ways in which the current climate could continue to improve.
As such, it is vital for the presentation to emphasize particular areas of the movement to different audiences. In the case of younger generations and those interested from a historical perspective, it would be vital to present the past context and status quo prior to the movement in order to highlight the impact. Similarly, the events that occurred as the aftermath of the movement can also be presented. On the other hand, in the case of legal and political perspectives, more empirical data would be preferable as it would be integral in displaying the evolution of the law and social functions of the time. This could include the formulation and implementation of the Nineteenth Amendment prior to and after the movement. This is prone to highlight shifts in the social structure and legal boundaries of the time. A presentation aimed at high school students, much like one presented to a younger generation, would require large picture examples and extensive historical context.