Open Ended Examples Flashcards

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How have intersectional identities been left out of the modern story of Stonewall? Provide an example.

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Explain what Stulberg means by “Stonewall was a beginning, but it was also a culmination” (11).

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Discuss how a politics of family was used in anti-LGBTQ+ countermovements using two different readings.

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Describe the within-movement debate on marriage politics, including two examples from readings.

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Provide an example from the readings of how “art and popular culture were mobilized for social change and social action”

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Compare and contrast assimilationist versus liberationist approaches in the LGBTQ+ movement, including (but not limited to) AIDS activism.

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Compare and contrast two different forms of AIDS activism.

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Name and explain how a particular queer or trans figure or group discussed in class influenced the LGBTQ+ movement.

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