Femnist Perspective Of Inequality Flashcards

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What is the Save the Children defenition of gender inequality?

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Inequality is dicrimination based off of Gender which results in ome gender being favoured over the other

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How many women will be a victim of sexusl violence in their life?

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1 in 10 globally

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What are the 4 strands of Feminsm?

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Liberal
Marxist
Radical
Difference

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What wave of Feminsism was the 1870’s to the 1920’s

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1st wave

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Why was the 1920’s to 1950’s important to feminism?

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Women got the right to vote in 1928 and the war allowed women to act as a ‘reserve army of labour’ , proving they could do it

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What wave of Feminsm was the 1960’s and 70’s?

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2nd wave feminsm

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Why were the 80s to early 2000s significant for difference feminists?

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Black women began to get a voice

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What has been significant about the 2010s for feminism?

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Social media has been both positve and negative for feminsism as it provides a platform for ideas but also can exaccebate issues

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What are 3 biological ‘explanations’ for gender inquality?

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Women are physically weaker

Womens reproductive functions make them unable and unfit for life outside the home

Women are programed to want children and take care of them

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What novel was Simone De Beauvoir most famous for?

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The second sex

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What quote was Simone De Beauvoirs famous for?

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‘One is not born, but becomes a woman’ - referring to the idea that we are socialised into becoming our gender roles

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What does Simone De Beauvoir argue has lead to women becoming the ‘Other’ (‘The second sex’)

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Male power and influence means that women become the ‘other’

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What did Kelly and Radford (1996) claim about male violence against women?

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They claimed that as male violence usually has an element of sexual power. Even when the violence is not overt, women’s lives are still limited

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Why does male violence cause inequality according Kelly and Radford (1996) ?

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Women are scared to go outside at night due to the male threat

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