Midterm Flashcards

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What’s the equality over race, religion, sexes, and culture? This has many different sects

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Feminism

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What are some stereotypes of feminism?

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Man-hating, all lesbians, no men, can’t get a man so they become a feminist, unattractive

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What’s the patriarchy?

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Men hold the power and women are excluded from it

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What are gender ideals?

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Masculine: tough, loves sports, a lot of sex, not sensitive
Feminine: caring, submissive, sensitive

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What’s biological sex?

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Biological identity determined by genitals, sometimes includes chromosomes, hormones, etc.

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What’s the difference between gender identity and expression?

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Gender identity is what one identifies as internally; gender expression is how someone expresses themselves through clothing, behavior, posture, mannerisms, etc.

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What’s liberal feminism?

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Gender equality in public sphere and work within the current system (equal pay, education, working conditions, abortion)

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What’s lesbian feminism?

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Same-sex relationships = legitimate; use lesbian identity as a basis for community building/collective action- present alternative ways of thinking about gender and power (want to change heteronormativity)

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What’s social constructionism?

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Idea/concept that people create “norms” that are expected to be followed; how society decides what’s acceptable and what’s not.

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What’s androgynous?

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Presenting with gender expression mixed or neutral

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What’s asexual?

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A lack of sexual interest, attraction, or orientation; romantic orientation can be defined separately

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What was first wave feminism about?

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Suffrage, right to own property, and education; excluded lower class and non-white women

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What was second wave feminism about?

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Still exclusive; desired a leave from the domestic sphere, education and equal job opportunities

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What was third wave feminism about?

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Finally inclusive; truly about equality across genders, races, etc. (Women should have jobs, men can be sensitive, no fat-shaming, raise children better)

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What are some beauty ideals?

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Skinny, blonde, big ass and boobs but still fit, tall, model-like

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What’s radical feminism?

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Opposes existing organizations because they’re tied to the patriarchy; work outside of current systems (social systems- gender roles) to dismantle them [no political process]

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What’s ecofeminism?

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Behavior that oppresses women and harms the environment is connected (ex. Raping of the resources, unjust dominance -> rape of earth/animals - birthing)

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The Act Like A Man Box is what?

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This idea that men must operate in a box to maintain their masculinity. If they step outside of the box, they’re no longer a man. (Outside of box: sensitive, bitch, pussy, fag)

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What are some masculine ideals?

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Men are tough, strong, aggressive, don’t cry or feel, don’t like pink or art, love cars and sports, drink beer not wine

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What’s a bisexual?

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Potential to be sexually attracted to and engage in relationships with either sex though not necessarily at the same time or to the same extent

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What’s polyamory?

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Refers to having honest, non-possessive relationships with multiple partners; can include open relationships, poly fidelity, and subrelationships

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What’s the gender binary?

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False divide of identities into two categories; female/male, black/white

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What’s the gender spectrum?

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Identity and expression doesn’t have to align, what you were assigned at birth doesn’t have to match how you feel; gender is a spectrum or range, not a binary

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What’s intersex?

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People born with reproductive anatomy or chromosomes that doesn’t match male or female typical definitions

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What are some body ideals?
For women: skinny, tall, big boobs and butt | For men: buff, tall,
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What are some gender roles?
Men work, women cook; men are engineers, women use the stuff men make; men like cars, women like barbies
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What are some double standards?
Overweight men are considered more competent; overweight women are considered incompetent. Assertive men are the boss; assertive women are bitches. Men who sleep around are admired; women who sleep around are sluts.
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What are some feminine ideals?
Gets married, has kids, submits to husband, likes what he likes, pleasures him sexually, recognizes place
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What's heterosexism?
The assumption that everyone is and/or should be heterosexual; can be individual or institutional
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What's gender?
Man/woman, she/her, he/him, they/them (self-conceptual); social combination of identity, expression, and roles (man or woman)
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What's transgender?
People whose gender expression, identity, or behavior is different from their biological sex
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What's cisgender?
Gender identity aligns with sex assigned at birth
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What's ally?
Someone who advocates for members of a community outside of their own; one who confronts heterosexism, homophobia, and heterosexual privilege in them self and others
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What are sodomy laws?
Laws that define certain sexual acts a crime, like oral and anal sex- not usually enforced on heterosexual people
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What's a pansexual?
Attraction or desire of all gender identities and sexual expression and recognizes that identities are fluid (also omnisexual)
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What's homophobia?
The irrational fear, hatred, or aversion of homosexual people or homosexual feelings
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What's genderqueer?
Disrupting gender norms, identity beyond genders or some combination of genders, often includes a political agenda