Final Flashcards

Question

why might someone change their pronouns multiple times? how should you respond?

Answer 1

they may still be in the process of figuring themselves out, especially if they are new and learning what feels right to them. Even if it's confusing to you it might be just as confusing to do and just respect them as they figure things out and provide support.

Answer 2

the goals, meanings, and experiences of pregnancy reflect social contexts and systems of inequality stereotypes and bias influence our ideas about it, who gets support vs judgment When picturing what kind of person becomes pregnant, without intending to be stereotypical, many people visualize a woman (and always a woman) who has multiple partners, routinely has unprotected sex, is generally irresponsible

Answer 3

disability-the idea those with cognitive disabilities won't have sex so they are not provided contraception or expected to have sex race-POC women are more likely to be offered birth control, seen as less responsible-ties to a history of eugenics, seen as more promiscuous, idea of more kids perpetuating poverty gender-more contraceptives are offered to amabs more often, women are asked abt sexual health more than men-pregnancy is a woman's concern and men have the option to walk away

Answer 4

people that are having sex that could lead to unwanted pregnancy most ppl have their first time around 17 but do not get married until mid-late twenties so the need for it is significant, there's about a decade long period where people don't plan to have kids if we assume marriage implies children

Answer 5

47.6% monogamous relationship 47.2% reported another method 24.0% not at risk of an STI 21.8% not liking them 18.2%) thinking they were not at risk of pregnancy No statistically significant differences in rates of condom use were identified by sexual orientation.

Answer 6

Abortion pill (Mifegymiso) by prescription Surgical abortion (clinic or hospital)

Answer 7

location- for the population there are only 5 providers for the service with 0 of them being in rural areas finances-can you afford it? social factors-stigma for getting one, physical protesters outside clinics

Answer 8

74% Interfere with education, work, & ability to care for existing children 73% Affordability 48% Avoid single mother/ relationship problems 40% Done childbearing 33% not ready to have a child For men – not ready or interfere with activities, schooling & future goals.

Answer 9

less ppl have abortions that are 24 and younger than 25 and over, very few people 17 or under and ppl around 30 still get abortions

Answer 10

Shape access to birth control & abortion Shape whether one carries an unintended pregnancy to term or not i.e., COVID: 40% of women changed plans to have children / # of children Reproductive justice Requires access to information & services

Answer 11

a broad term which includes any attitude or behaviour that is sexually violating. This can include sexual assault, sexual harassment, stalking, relationship violence, non-consensual photo sharing, and other experiences of gender based violence.

Answer 12

unwanted sexual attention that is intimidating, humiliating, or offensive can be written, verbal, visual etc impact over intention, not illegal but is a human right violation, even if someone else doesn't think its a big deal

Answer 13

Quid Pro Quo - this phrase translates literally into this for that and describes an experience where the harasser abuses their power by making sexual advances Poisoned or Hostile environment - occurs when unwelcome behaviour that is sexual in nature creates an intimidating or hostile environment, which may negatively impact someone's work or academic performance asking for sex in exchange for a benefit or a favour repeatedly asking for dates, and not taking “no” for an answer demanding hugs unnecessary comments

Answer 14

consent is a willing and ongoing agreement that can be withdrawn if its not enthusiastic then its a no coercion is anything other than that "ok but IM horny" shut up

Answer 15

that makes it easier for people to say yes even if they do not want to, might be fired, outted/blackmail, etc it is a form of coercion There is no consent to sexual activity when “it was obtained through the abuse of a position of power, trust or authority.”

Answer 16

Intervening in Sexual Violence: How & Where to Start? Addressing the BOTTOM of the pyramid, the attitudes & beliefs that underpin sexual violence is where we can address, prevent & stop sexual violence. it thrives in silence things like rape jokes, slut shaming contribute to societal acceptance

Answer 17

listen and believe them , giving full attention and care Explore Options Reaching out to a SA centre Seeking medical support Telling someone about their experience Doing nothing

Answer 18

Any form of sexual contact without consent. This can include unwanted or forced 'kissing,' fondling, vaginal or anal penetration or touching, or oral sexual contact.

Answer 19

part of the historical foundation of colonialism, orientalism and othering, western and non western judgments about sexuality ex: what a man/woman is, you aren't like us therefore wrong and not as advanced

Answer 20

not a linear narrative of rights development and freedoms, we gotta keep fighting for things, example of Roe V Wade being overturned othering is based from colonialism and has spread to the othering of through sexuality, like POC women being hypersexualized and not valued as much as white women

Answer 21

it is linked to other social transformations 1960s sexuality moved to the center (policy) & moved across the globe (globalization) Conservative & progressive forces alike are deeply invested in sexuality as a key aspect of social forms, they are cringe and don't like change for the simple reason that it is different

Answer 22

binary Eurocentric ideas of sex and gender so those outside the cisgender binary are othered all the same but in reality other cultures were a lot more chill so it's not a "oh but its unnatural" stfu colonialism emphasizes the dominance of men, categorization implies that one group will have power over another and are distinctly separate

Answer 23

Seeded in the historical process of colonization Impacted by ongoing process of colonization (i.e. sex tourism) Evident in resistance to the ongoing process of colonization Supported by neoliberalism / individualism / choice Fertilized by global capitalism & Globalization, explosion of sexual diversity, more fights for social justice, cyber sex and other innovations

Answer 24

decline of traditional authority-secularization, individualism, yet medical authorities still hold some sway, capitalism has made sex marketable boys political activism-general growth of tolerance and acceptance in the west, more female autonomy, permission vs respect, toleration is not acceptance as it does not work towards change, the transformation of intimacy and family systems, new social movements are changing boundaries, new systems and changes are needed

Answer 25

secularization is not even in all countries showing some resistance, medical fields both solve and create issues, individualism can lead to being overwhelmed and a longing for "back in my day"

Answer 26

The respect concept of toleration is about mutuality and recognition, and a positive understanding of what toleration can be this thing has the right to exist, you do you

Answer 27

Permission concept of toleration is concessionary and conditional It is frequently as stance based on anxiety rather than full acceptance, on acquiescence rather than commitment fine ig you can do that, i will let you if you follow these rules