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The form of feminism bell hooks identifies in which women work within the existing power structures to maximize their freedom is called: - ANSWER Reformist feminism
In what previous publication written about in "Feminist Politics" does bell hooks define feminism? - ANSWER Feminist Theory: From Margin to Center
Where does bell hooks claim that radical feminism has been most accepted? - ANSWER Academia
Allen Johnson claims that patriarchy is: - ANSWER A system
Some critics objected to Johnson's statement that the participants in the patriarchy include: - ANSWER Women
According to Allen Johnson patriarchy privileges are: - ANSWER Dominance/Control and Masculinity
Anne Fausto-Sterling estimates that for every 1,000 children born, roughly ___ are intersex. - ANSWER 17
Which of these are sexes named in Anne Fausto-Sterling's "The Five Sexes?" - ANSWER Herms, Merms, and Ferms
What was the name of the woman who spoke at the May 2000 meeting of the Lawson Wilkins Pediatric Endocrine Society (LWPES) as told by Anne Fausto-Sterling in "The Five Sexes Revisited?" - ANSWER Cheryl Chase
According to the customs followed by Ijeoma A.'s family, what part of a chicken could only be eaten by the oldest man at the table? - ANSWER Heart
In what country was Ijeoma A. raised? - ANSWER Nigeria
In what ways do the boys at River High School constitute masculinity, according to C.J. Pascoe? - ANSWER By demonstrating sexual mastery and denying girls' subjectivity
C.J. Pascoe writes that which queer theorist challenges that gender is natural by claiming that gender is performed through "a set of repeated acts within a highly rigid regulatory frame that congeal over time to produce the appearance of substance, of a natural sort of being?" - ANSWER Judith Baker
C.J. Pascoe advocated uncoupling the study of masculinity from what? - ANSWER The male body
According to Paisley Currah, "Stepping Back, Looking Onward: Situating Transgender Activism and Transgender Studies," which respondent was particularly interested in the racial context of the transgender rights movement? - ANSWER Matt Richardson
In her essay "Oppression," Marilyn Frye argues that men can be oppressed as: - ANSWER Members of a certain race and class
How does Peggy McIntosh "White Privilege: Unpacking the Invisible Knapsack," in her essay, describe "the feeling that one belongs within the human circle"? - ANSWER As an unearned advantage
Which system of oppression does Audre Lorde in her essay, "There Is No Hierarchy of Oppressions" claim is the most oppressive? - ANSWER All systems of oppression are equally oppressive
Sexism
In "Before Intersectionality," M. Soledad Caballero says of her experiences as an immigrant: - ANSWER "We straddled emptiness. Spanish in whispers, our parents' accents, their immigrant fears."
"There were only two colors, only two histories. We were neither."
"We lived our sadness through each other. We lived our silence too."
Marilyn Frye contends in here essay "Oppression" that oppression needs to be analyzed at the: - ANSWER Macroscopic level
What is the reason that most white people do not recognize white privilege according to Peggy McIntosh in her essay "White Privilege: Unpacking the Invisible Knapsack"? - ANSWER Because privilege is purposefully structured to be invisible
Because of the way whites are taught to recognize racism
Because white people do not see white as a racial category
According to Paisley Currah, "Stepping Back, Looking Onward: Situating Transgender Activism and Transgender Studies," what is Susan Stryker's academic field? - ANSWER History
Judith Kegan Gardiner in the essay "Friendships, Gender Theories, and Social Change", argues twentieth-century cultural feminist theorists described women's psychologies as: - ANSWER Independent and empathic
Judith Kegan Gardiner in the essay "Friendships, Gender Theories, and Social Change", argues twentieth-century cultural feminist theorists described men's psychologies as: - ANSWER Competitive
Autonomous
Defensive
Judith Kegan Gardiner in the essay "Friendships, Gender Theories, and Social Change"
claims that men's and women's friendship have been portrayed as: - ANSWER Opposite
In the essay "An Appeal to the Christian Women of the South" what were the four things that Angelina Emily Grimké suggested women could do to end slavery and in what order? - ANSWER Read, pray, speak, and act
In the essay "An Appeal to the Christian Women of the South" Grimké viewed slavery as: - ANSWER a sin
In the essay "An Appeal to the Christian Women of the South" why did Grimké appeal to women to end slavery? - ANSWER Their Christianity
Their role as wives
Their role as mothers
Which of these were listed as injustices directed towards women in "The Declaration of Sentiments?" - ANSWER Women's inability to seek a divorce
Women's exclusion from voting
Women's limited education
What document was "The Declaration of Sentiments" modeled after? - ANSWER The Declaration of Independence
"The Declaration of Sentiments" was produced ahead of what event? -
Serber Malkiel found work in what field? - ANSWER Journalism
"Diary of a Shirtwaist Striker" is: - ANSWER Fictionalized
What does the narrator of "Diary of a Shirtwaist Striker" say is "the real pity"? - ANSWER The working people don't realize their power
According to The New York Times, "141 Men and Girls Die in Waist Factory Fire", what caused The Triangle Shirtwaist factory fire to spread so quickly? - ANSWER Fabric scraps on the floor and finished shirtwaists hung above
According to The New York Times, "141 Men and Girls Die in Waist Factory Fire", most of the workers in The Triangle Shirtwaist factory were: - ANSWER Immigrant Women
According to The New York Times, "141 Men and Girls Die in Waist Factory Fire" who were the owners of The Triangle Shirtwaist factory? - ANSWER Isaa Harris and Max Blanck
Who were members of the Daughters of Bilitis? - ANSWER Lesbians
According to Daughters of Bilitis, "Statement of Purpose" what was the name of the publication distributed by the Daughters of Bilitis? - ANSWER The Ladder
Two of the four points the Daughters of Bilitis listed in their "Statement of Purpose" concerned what activity? - ANSWER Education
According to Leslie Feinberg's interview with Sylvia Rivera, "I'm Glad I Was in the Stonewall Riot" in the 1960s, who did Sylvia Rivera feel "were the real enemy?" - ANSWER Police
According to Leslie Feinberg's interview with Sylvia Rivera, "I'm Glad I Was in
the Stonewall Riot" why was Sylvia Rivera glad to have participated in the Stonewall riot? - ANSWER Because she thought it meant the revolution had come
According to Leslie Feinberg's interview with Sylvia Rivera, "I'm Glad I Was in the Stonewall Riot" what was the goal of STAR, the organization that Rivera, along with her friend Marsha, started in 1970? - ANSWER To help homeless gay people
According to the essay "The Politics of Housework", which of these statements are on the list of things for women to remember when trying to implement participatory democracy and equity of housework in the home? - ANSWER "Arm yourself with some knowledge of the psychology of oppressed peoples everywhere, and a few facts about the animal kingdom."
"A great many American men are not accustomed to doing monotonous repetitive work which never issues in any lasting, let alone important, achievement."
"With the death of each form of oppression, life changes and new forms evolve."
According to the essay "The Politics of Housework", does Pat Mainardi really believe that housework is trivial? - ANSWER no
According to the essay "The Politics of Housework", what made Pat Mainardi believe women have been even more brainwashed than she'd thought? - ANSWER They overlook the fact that housework stinks
According to the essay "The Myth of the Vaginal Orgasm" to what causes did Anne Koedt, attribute claims by some women that they had experienced vaginal orgasms? - ANSWER Confusion or deception
According to "A Black Feminist Statement" what did the Combahee River Collective declare to be the initial source of their politics? - ANSWER The shared belief that Black women are valuable
According to "A Black Feminist Statement" to whom does the name of the Combahee River Collective's name pay homage? - ANSWER Harriet Tubman
In "And When You Leave, Take Your Pictures With You"what group of people does Jo Carrillo criticize? - ANSWER White radical feminists
"And When You Leave, Take Your Pictures With You" by Jo Carrillo is a/an: - ANSWER Poem
bell hooks in "Men: Comrades in Struggle" believes feminism should be concerned with: - ANSWER Classism
Racism
Sexism
What aspect(s) of the feminist movement does bell hooks criticize in "Men: Comrades in Struggle?" - ANSWER Separatist ideology and anti-male rhetoric
How does bell hooks in "Men: Comrades in Struggle" believe liberal feminists unconsciously designated their movement as "women's work"? - ANSWER By not continually stressing that men should assume responsibility for ending sexist oppression
In "La Conciencia de la Mestiza/Towards a New Consciousness" to what food does Gloria Anzaldúa compare the mestiza? - ANSWER Corn
The idea of the mestiza Gloria Anzaldúa in "La Conciencia de la Mestiza/Towards a New Consciousness" describes, inspired by the work of
José Vasconcelos, is one of - ANSWER Inclusivity
In "La Conciencia de la Mestiza/Towards a New Consciousness" what does Gloria Anzaldúa call the lumping together of all men, including the oppressors and those who deviate from the general norm? - ANSWER a gross injustice
In "Masked Racism: Reflections on the Prison Industrial Complex" what does Angela Davis call the private, capitalist prison system? - ANSWER The prison industrial complex
According to Angela Davis in "Masked Racism: Reflections on the Prison Industrial Complex" who does the prison industrial complex disadvantage and criminalize? - ANSWER People of color
People with mental illness
Impoverished people
In "Masked Racism: Reflections on the Prison Industrial Complex" what does Angela Davis say has undermined our ability to engage in popular discourse around the idea that imprisonment is key to public safety? - ANSWER Racism
In the essay "Guilty Pleasures: Pornography, Prostitution, and Stripping" does Jackson Katz believe that mainstream heterosexual pornography aids in perpetuating rape culture in our society? - ANSWER yes
Why do men in the rape prevention world object to pornography, according to Jackson Katz in the essay "Guilty Pleasures: Pornography, Prostitution, and Stripping"? - ANSWER Because of the harm it does to women and children
According to the essay "Guilty Pleasures: Pornography, Prostitution, and Stripping" who does Jackson Katz believe that misogynistic pornography
According to Rebecca Barrett-Fox in "Constraints and Freedom in Conservative Christian Women's Lives", what benefit did nineteenth-century women receive from joining the Salvation Army that they likely would not have had otherwise? - ANSWER the ability to travel
In "Constraints and Freedom in Conservative Christian Women's Lives", what does Rebecca Barrett-Fox say men and women need for a happy Quiverfull marriage? - ANSWER Men need respect and women need love
In the essay "Love, Labor, and Lorde" Jessica E. Birch includes the quote "that survival is not an academic skill," which is attributed to whom? - ANSWER Audre Lorde
What is the driving theme of neoliberalism, according to Jessica E. Birch in the essay "Love, Labor, and Lorde"? - ANSWER Personal responsibility
What does Jessica Birch call it In the essay "Love, Labor, and Lorde", when a woman internalizes oppression so thoroughly that she forgets who she is? - ANSWER Condification
What does Monisha Das Gupta in "Broken Hearts, Broken Families: The Political Use of Families in the Fight Against Deportation" identify as the characteristic that sets FFF apart from many other organizations fighting
deportation? - ANSWER They represent criminalized people
According to Monisha Das Gupta, "Broken Hearts, Broken Families: The Political Use of Families in the Fight Against Deportation" what organization does the author examine? - ANSWER Families for Freedom
According to Monisha Das Gupta, "Broken Hearts, Broken Families: The Political Use of Families in the Fight Against Deportation" in why do current immigration enforcement policies target FFF families? - ANSWER Because they are non-normative
Why does "Beyond Same-Sex Marriage" oppose pursuing marriage equality as a standalone issue? - ANSWER Because their goal is a caring civil society regardless of relationship type
According to "Beyond Same-Sex Marriage" what percentage of LGBT elders live as single people? - ANSWER 70-80%
What sorts of families is "Beyond Same-Sex Marriage" concerned with? - ANSWER all types
Marlene Kim in the essay "Policies to End the Gender Wage Gap in the United States" argues how does the Attorney General's Office in Vermont respond
Gendered Self-Determination in a Hostile Economy" what does PRWOA stand for? - ANSWER Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act
According to Denise Brennan in "Women Work, Men Sponge, and Everyone Gossips: Macho Men and Stigmatized/ing Women in a Sex Tourist Town", the sex workers Denise Brennan interviewed draw a distinction between what two kinds of marriage? - ANSWER For love and for visas
According to Denise Brennan in "Women Work, Men Sponge, and Everyone Gossips: Macho Men and Stigmatized/ing Women in a Sex Tourist Town", how much would these women earn if they were employed in factory or domestic work? - ANSWER 1,000 pesos per month
According to Denise Brennan in "Women Work, Men Sponge, and Everyone Gossips: Macho Men and Stigmatized/ing Women in a Sex Tourist Town", from which country do the majority of Sosúa's sex tourism clients come? - ANSWER Germany
In the article "From the Roots of Latina Feminism to the Future of the Reproductive Justice Movement" what did Alexandra DelValle's say is the name of the organization for which the author works? - ANSWER National Latina Institute for Reproductive Health
Iw the article "From the Roots of Latina Feminism to the Future of the Reproductive Justice Movement" what revelation did Alexandra DelValle have upon reaching college? - ANSWER That the world is racist and treats women badly
In the article "From the Roots of Latina Feminism to the Future of the Reproductive Justice Movement" what did Alexandra DelValle's teacher write on the white board during her first women's studies class? - ANSWER Big White Men
According to Kathy E. Ferguson in the essay. "Birth Control", The Comstock Law, passed in 1873, criminalized sending what through the mail? - ANSWER "Obscene" material
in "Birth Control" what does Kathy E. Ferguson say that feminists need to give up? - ANSWER The idea that history is on their side
Kathy E. Ferguson. in the essay "Birth Control", calls for the fight for access to birth control to be what? - ANSWER More radical
France Winddance Twine in her article, "The Industrial Womb" , according to the CDC, in 2006 what percentage of U.S live births involved some form of assistive reproductive technologies? - ANSWER 1%
In the essay "Hooking Up with Healthy Sexuality: The Lessons Boys Learn (and Don't Learn) about Sexuality and Why a Sex Positive Rape Prevention Paradigm Can Benefit Everyone Involved" what two disciplines would Brad Perry like to see work together? - ANSWER Sexual health promotion and sexual violence prevention
In the essay "Hooking Up with Healthy Sexuality: The Lessons Boys Learn (and Don't Learn) about Sexuality and Why a Sex Positive Rape Prevention Paradigm Can Benefit Everyone Involved" what was Brad Perry's adolescent plan to get a girl to have sex with him? - ANSWER Get her drunk
In the essay "Hooking Up with Healthy Sexuality: The Lessons Boys Learn (and Don't Learn) about Sexuality and Why a Sex Positive Rape Prevention Paradigm Can Benefit Everyone Involved" what does Brad Perry say is the one conclusion he has drawn from over twelve years of sexual assault prevention work? - ANSWER Rapists are created, not born
In "A Black Feminist Reflection on the Antiviolence Movement"Beth Richie observes that many presentations about violence against women begin with what declaration? - ANSWER "It can happen to anyone"
At the time "A Black Feminist Reflection on the Antiviolence Movement" was written, Beth Richie says tolerance for gender-based violence had changed in
what way in the previous ten years? - ANSWER Decreased significantly
Beth Richie argues in "A Black Feminist Reflection on the Antiviolence Movement" for a reassessment of what aspect of antiviolence work? - ANSWER The reliance on law enforcement to ensure women's safety
According to Joey L. Mogul et al. in "False Promises: Criminal Legal Responses to Violence against LGBT People", in 20008, the National Coalition of Anti-Violence Programs reported that instances of homophobic and transphobic violence had increased by what percentage since their 2006 report? - ANSWER 26%
According to Joey L. Mogul et al. in "False Promises: Criminal Legal Responses to Violence against LGBT People", how did the police respond to April Mora's reported attack? - ANSWER They refused to believe that her wounds were not self-inflicted
What term do Joey Mogul et al. prefer to describe the violence that queer people can experience in intimate contexts in "False Promises: Criminal Legal Responses to Violence against LGBT People" - ANSWER LGBT domestic violence
Isis Nusair in her text. "Making Feminist Sense of Torture at Abu-Ghraib" tells
