Introduction According to the book by Drucilla (1998), Feminism is a term that has been widely described in different ways and by different people. It refers to the aspect of different beliefs put across by people as far as gender equality is concerned and its importance. This goes further to dismiss the fact that the hierarchy of gender is just but a social perception. The concept of feminism has brought a great change in the area of human being lifestyle. This is because the feminist has continuously staged their consents as far as the rights of women are concerned in terms of social, political, health, economic and legal rights. Socially, issues such as the right to inherit property have been discussed. Legally, the rights to cast a vote, own property, and get a contract. Healthwise the issues of reproductive health as far as abortion is concerned to have been tackled. Economically, issues of discrimination in the workplace, maternity leave, and reception in the workplace have been accounted for. In the study by Humm (1992), the process of Feminism has been through three main stages namely the first wave, the second wave, and the third wave. During the first wave, which took place in the U.K and the US around the early 20 th century, issues of right for the women to contracts, property ownership, and possessiveness of women and children by their husbands was dealt with. Further, issues of sexual violence, economic rights, right to political power, and right to vote were dealt with. The second wave which was in 1960 on the other hand, focused on the issue of social inequality and more of their political rights since that was important as far as individual woman’s life is concerned. The social belief that women can only and only find their fulfillment in homemaking and bearing children was discussed in depth. Finally, the third wave which took place in 1990 was a reaction against much of what was done in the second wave Postfeminism Postfeminism is a term that describes a wide range of arguments against the issue of feminism. As far as post-feminism is concerned the goals of the first wave were achieved but a lot has been criticized as far the second and the third ones are concerned. A lot of critical ideas have been suggested which were focused on exposing the challenges of the ideas brought forth in the second wave. Arguments have gone to an extent of claiming that feminism in the current society is completely invalid. Much of the work done by the post-feminists argues that the agenda of feminism is separating the people of opposite sexes instead of reuniting them. Most of the claims alleged by the feminist were dismissed in the sense that they lacked evidence. It was claimed that most of the issues dealt with in feminism were just of self-interest. However, McRobbie (2009), argues that post-feminism simply undermines the efforts done by the feminist in as far as the issue of attaining equality is concerned. McRobbie (2009) further gives an example of post-feminism like media products by feminists like the famous TV program called sex & the city. Post-feminism concerning gender, power, and identity According to Whelehan (2000), the feminist in the year 1970s was focused on achieving women’s freedom from strug