The correct answer is that the meaning of "Women's liberation isnt't really a political movement" means that womens equality is not only on the outside world meaning jobs and voting rights but its also starting at home where women feel like they should be doing all the house work by themselves that it should be an equal job.
Explanation:
This article was published in the 1970 as part of the large women movement that was seen at that time.
The role of John Ross in the the Antebellum South was that, he was the Principal Chief of the Cherokee Nations from 1828-1866, serving longer in this position than any other person. Hope this helps!
