Who started the feminist revolution in psychology?

The feminist revolution in psychology was initiated by several key figures rather than a single person. However, one of the most influential figures was Dr. Naomi Weisstein. She was a psychologist, neuroscientist, and feminist who criticized the male bias in psychological research in her groundbreaking paper, "Psychology Constructs the Female," in 1968. This paper is often credited with sparking the feminist revolution in psychology. Other notable figures include Carol Gilligan and Sandra Bem, who also made significant contributions to feminist psychology.