HR QUiz 3 Flashcards

(60 cards)

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What does gender primarily refer to in human rights analysis?

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Socially and culturally constructed meanings

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What distinguishes gender equity from gender equality?

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Equity acknowledges differences and seeks justice; equality offers the same to all

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What is gender empowerment?

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A process of increasing access to resources and decision-making

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What does gender socialization involve?

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Learning societal norms, values, and roles based on gender

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5
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When was CEDAW adopted?

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1979

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Why has Sudan not ratified CEDAW?

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Due to cultural, religious, and political objections

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What is the significance of the Beijing Platform for Action? (BPFA)

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It identified 12 critical areas for advancing women’s rights

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What area was NOT one of BPFA’s 12 critical areas?

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Refugee rights

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9
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Which UN body was created in 2011 to promote global gender equality?

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UN women

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10
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What year marked the start of the UN Decade for Women?

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1975

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the 1975 Mexico City Conference emphasized which three themes?

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Equality, Development, Peace

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Which concept best captures the idea that men and women relate through social expectations and norms?

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Gender relations

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Which of the following best defines masculinity/femininity

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Traits traditionally associated with men and women in society

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What was a major outcome of the Copenhagen Conference (1980)

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Emphasis on education, employment, and health access.

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What issue was highlighted as a challenge at the Copenhagen conference?

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Lack of male involvement

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16
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The 3rd World Conference on Women took place in

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Nairobi

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17
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Which concept promotes raising awareness of gender inequalities?

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Gender Sensitization

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18
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Which major policy document emerged from the Beijing Conference?

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Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action

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What does gender mainstreaming mean?

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Integrating gender concerns into all policies and programs

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Which of the following is NOT one of the UN entities merged into the UN Women?

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UNDP

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21
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Which form of activism uses public gestures to raise awareness?

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Symbolic activism

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22
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Who are the athletes associated with the 1968 Olympics?

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Tommie Smith and John Carlos

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23
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What is scholarly activism?

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Using education and research to challenge oppression

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24
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Which activist founded the “Know Your Rights” campaign?

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Colin Kaepernick

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What is sports based activism?
Advocating for changes within sports institutions
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What is economic activism?
Redistributing resources through economic empowerment
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Which activist is known for advocating equal prize money in tennis?
Venus Williams
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What movement led to over 900 protests from 2014-2015?
Black Lives Matter
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Who coined "intersectionality"?
Kimberlé Crenshaw
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What kind of activism includes community-centered actions?
Grassroots activism
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What was the role of media in African American sport activism?
Documenting and spreading awareness
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Which era highlighted arts, sports, and Black pride?
Harlem Renaissance?
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The Ali Summit, held in Cleveland in June 1967, brought together prominent African American athletes, including Muhammad Ali, Jim Brown, and Bill Russel. What was an agenda for the Ali Summit?
Support for Ali's anti-war stance
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How did athletes resist racism in the Reconstruction Era?
Formed HBCU leagues and Black teams
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Which legal action challenged NCAA's use of athlete likeness?
O'Bannan vs. NCAA
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What motivated the expansion of athlete activism in the BLM era?
Social media and systemic injustice
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What is CRT's contribution to sport activism?
Analyzing race, power and oppression in sport
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Who led the Olympic Project for Human Rights?
Dr. Harry Edwards
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What protest tactic is associated with the Missouri football team?
Boycott over campus racism
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Angela Davis's activism is best associated with:
Scholarly and feminist activism
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What does apartheid mean?
Separateness
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Apartheid became official policy in:
1948
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Which act classified all South Africans by race?
Population Registration Act
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The Bantu Education Act aimed to:
Give inferior education to Black children
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The Group Areas Act:
Assigned residential zones based on race
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The Immorality Act banned:
Interracial sexual relations
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Which law silenced resistance?
Suppression of Communism Act
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The 1976 Soweto Uprising protested:
Afrikaans in schools
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What global sporting body suspended South Africa in 1961?
FIFA
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What key judicial body emerged post-apartheid?
Constitutional Court
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The Truth and Reconciliation Commission aimed to:
Promote reconciliation and document abuses
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What is the "crime of apartheid" under international law?
Institutionalized oppression based on race
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What percentage of the population benefited under apartheid?
12% (white minority)
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What role did the Dutch Reformed Church play?
Theologically supported racial separation
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What act removed Black South Africans from voter rolls?
Separate Representation of Voters Act
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Which colonial powers laid apartheid's foundation?
Dutch and British
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What act allowed detention without trial?
Terrorism Act
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When did South Africa become a democracy?
1994
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What was the impact of the Anti-apartheid act of 1986?
Prohibited U.S investment in South Africa
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What did South Africa's new Constitution mandate courts to do?
Consider international human rights law