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9to5, National Association of Working Women is an organization established in 1973 that is dedicated to improving working conditions and ensuring the rights of women and families in the United States. The organization strove to close both the wage and opportunity gaps between men and women and sought to mend workplace relationships between males and females, fostering an environment focused on coexistence rather than one dominated by men. The 9to5 movement worked both locally and nationally during its prime years, and later the struggles and stories of those involved were made into a documentary that raised even more awareness nationwide. The 9to5 movement could be considered as a part of the feminist movement; however, many women preferred not being called feminists since women of color have already fought against racial disparities for centuries. The 9to5 movement also helped Black women in Cleveland, Ohio to gain nationwide awareness about racial disparities in various factories.
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