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-About Biology
-XX female
-XY male
-XXY intersex |
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- It is socially constructed, it is performed, and is also a perception.
-Girls/ woman/ feminine
-Boys/ man/ masculine |
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-Putting men at the center and relegating women to outsiders in society.
-This is primarily applied to affluent white men.
- Examples: fireman, policeman,"Hey Guys" |
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| - A system where men dominate because power & authority are in the hands of adult men. |
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| Hatred or contempt for women. |
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| The notion that everyone should be heterosexual and have relationships with opposite sex. |
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| Privilege of those who are heterosexual. |
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- About equality and justice.Along with an attempt at being inclusive and affirming.
- Historically focused on White Women.
- Two types Liberal and Radical. |
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-Working for justice and looking to change the system by going by the book.
- Example: filling out paperwork to bring attention to an injustice |
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-Not following the usual steps to about something, reaching into outside resources to accomplish goals.
-Example: Having a march to protest school policy deemed unjust. |
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-1720 to 1920's.
-Mary Wollstonecraft started the wave.
-Women were considered property of their fathers or husbands.
-Most women didn't have an higher education. |
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- Author of "A Vindication of the rights of women."
- Published in 1792
- Really published the first work of feminism. |
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-One of the feminist of the 1st wave.
-Worked on the temperance and suffrage laws.
-Petitioned congress for 40 yrs in order to gain the right to vote for women.
-Didn't really do much in terms of social inequality for blacks. |
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- Feminist from the first wave.
- Was of the active and very upfront members at the Seneca Convention in 1848.
-Wrote the "Declaration of Sentiments & Resolution". |
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-One of the males speakers at the Seneca Falls Convention.
- African American, advocated for equal rights for both women and African Americans in the 1st wave of Feminist. |
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| Another Prominent figure of women's right during the 1st waves of feminism. |
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-1960's to 1970's.
-Domestic violence was a major problem.
- Roe Vs. Wade
-The personal id political |
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- Part of the 2nd waves of feminist.
- Author of "The Feminine Mystique."
- ^ Conducted a survey about her fellow former classmates who were married at the times and concluded that a majority of women were unhappy, and depressed and often borderline alcoholics when they were supposedly living an ideal life. |
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| - Journalist who published her work as she interviewed and received a job for Playboy. While working there she interviewed other workers and addressed the male dominated image. |
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- Was more inclusive and diverse
- LGBTQ awareness
- Was focused a lot on expression through appearance and sexuality.(Should not be judged by appearance)
- Took place in the 1990's
-Transnational Feminism.
-Internationality. |
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| Amy Richards & Jennifer Baumgardner |
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- One of the Feminist from the 3rd wave.
- The authors of "A Day Without Feminism"
- 3rd wave feminist |
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- Daughter of Alice Walker
- 3rd wave feminist.
- Very prominent author, addresses race and gender issues. |
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- 3rd wave feminist.
Another Prominent author of the time. |
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