Forming contradicting identities to men in male-dominated movements (like the anti-war movement), women shaped their own identities in defining women's needs.
Women imagined a new society without gender oppression as anti-war activists - men and women - imagined a world without colonialism. The new world for the anti-war movement referred to Marxism. At first, this search found new Western variants like Sartre’s. Despite the psychological orientations of the new variety, you will see how differently the early feminists saw things.