Feminism Flashcards

1
Q

What is intersectionality?

A

Acceptance that different women have different experiences of patriarchy based on race and income

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2
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Give an example of intersectionality caused by the government through the NHS

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Black women are four times more likely to die than white women six weeks after giving birth

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3
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What is the pay gap between men and women working for the BBC?

A

9.4%

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4
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Who was Neil Parish (tractor enthusiast)?

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MP who was caught watching pornography in parliament

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5
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What was Angela Rayner accused of by the conservatives?

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Intentionally distracting Boris Johnson by crossing and uncrossing her legs during debates

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What event happened in 2021 that saw the metropolitan police being accused of institutionalised sexism?

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The murder of Sarah Everard

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7
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What happened to the six women protesting the death of Sarah Everard during lockdown restrictions?

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Their charges were dropped

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What did Friedrich Engels say regarding capitalism and the patriarchy?

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“The move from matriarchy to patriarchy coincided with the arrival of capitalism”

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What is a matriarchy?

A

Society that is ran by women

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10
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Name the four branches of feminism

A

Liberal
Socialist
Radical
Post Modern

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11
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Name three Liberal feminists

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Mary Wollstonecraft
Betty Freidan
John Stuart Mill

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12
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Name three Socialist feminists

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Shelia Rowbotham
Friedrich Engels
Charlotte Perkins Gilman

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13
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Name two radical feminists

A

Kate Millet
Germaine Grear

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14
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Name a post-modern feminist

A

bell hooks

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15
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Name a difference feminist

A

Mary Daly

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16
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What did Daly say in regards to women?

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Differences such as childbearing should be celebrated

17
Q

When were women given the vote?

A

1928 through the equal franchise act

18
Q

What is a quote by Shelia Rowbotham that explains how to remove the patriarchy?

A

“revolution within a revolution”

19
Q

What did Gilman say about women and labour?

A

“women are tools of labour, but so are horses”

20
Q

What does Gilman suggest will eradicate injustices in the private sphere?

A

Communal housing

21
Q

What is the main criticism of other feminist’s from post-moderns?

A

Criticise other feminists for making women a homogenous group

22
Q

Give an example of intersectionality in discrimination in 2015?

A

Nadiya Hussain was attacked online after winning the bake off for being a woman as well as being Muslim and Bangladeshi

23
Q

State a bell hooks quote surrounding intersectionality

A

“when women are talked about, the focus tends to be on white women”

24
Q

What does Kate Millet reject?

A

traditional marriage

25
Q

How does Kate Millet reject traditional marriage?

A

through a sexual revolution

26
Q

What does Germaine Grear suggest about men’s unconscious desires?

A

Men have a loathing for women due to normalisation of female sex within society

27
Q

What did John Stuart Mill write regarding his feminist views?

A

The Subjection of women in 1869

28
Q

State a quote by John Stuart Mill

A

“The legal subordination of one sex to another is wrong in itself”

29
Q

How many MP’s are female in 2023?

A

225