Feminism is a movement and process of advancing women's rights as they were once viewed lower class citizen. Women's empowerment is part of the process of advancing the rights of women.
I'd add that today's feminism - at least as it is visible on social media - is understood as not just including women, but rather deconstructing the notion of womanhood and paying close attention to other axes of discrimination such as race, class or non-cis and non-binary gender identity. I think this deconstructive and intersectional approach is specific to feminism rather than to women's empowerment.
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Yes, feminism is a movement that seeks equality between men and women, and the empowerment of women is the process that allows the increased participation of women in all aspects of society.
They are two concepts that are closely related to each other, but they are not the same.
i think these are the same concepts, as women is the core of the both concepts, both aim to empower the women gender and to do highlight and prominent them. this short analysis from me
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