Feminism and their opinions on family Flashcards
(20 cards)
What is feminism primarily concerned with?
Feminism is primarily concerned with advocating for women’s rights and equality.
True or False: Feminists believe that traditional family structures are inherently oppressive.
True
Fill in the blank: Feminism seeks to challenge __________ roles that limit women’s participation in family life.
gender
What is one key argument feminists make about parenting roles?
Feminists argue that parenting roles should be shared equally between men and women.
Multiple Choice: Which of the following is a common feminist critique of the family?
a) It often reinforces gender inequality.
What do many feminists advocate for regarding work and family balance?
Many feminists advocate for policies that support work-life balance for all genders.
True or False: Feminism promotes the idea that women should be solely responsible for childcare.
False
What concept do feminists challenge regarding the notion of family?
Feminists challenge the traditional notion of family as a nuclear unit.
Fill in the blank: Feminists emphasize the importance of __________ in family decision-making.
equality
Multiple Choice: Which feminist perspective focuses on the intersection of race, class, and gender?
c) Intersectional feminism
What is the feminist stance on single-parent families?
Feminists support single-parent families and advocate for their rights and needs.
True or False: All feminists agree on the structure of the family.
False
What role does reproductive rights play in feminist views on family?
Reproductive rights are seen as essential for women to have control over their family planning.
Fill in the blank: Feminists advocate for __________ policies to support families.
social
Multiple Choice: What is a key goal of feminist family policies?
b) To promote shared parenting responsibilities.
What do feminists believe about the role of men in family dynamics?
Feminists believe that men should be active participants in family and domestic life.
True or False: Feminism opposes the idea of caregiving as a valuable role.
False
What is the feminist perspective on marriage?
Feminists often critique traditional marriage as an institution that can perpetuate inequality.
Fill in the blank: Feminists seek to dismantle __________ expectations placed on women within families.
traditional
Multiple Choice: Which of the following best describes the feminist view on family diversity?
d) It is valuable and should be recognized.
