The main focus of the Women's Liberation Movement in the 1960s and 70s was To achieve equality and rights for women.

This movement sought to challenge and dismantle systemic sexism and advocate for women's rights in various areas, including the workplace, education, and reproductive rights. Activists aimed to address issues such as unequal pay, workplace discrimination, and gender roles. The movement gained significant traction with landmark legislation like the Equal Pay Act and Title IX, promoting awareness and advocacy for women's rights, ultimately reshaping societal norms and empowering future generations.