Intersectionality Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Notes based on the 7 lectures and the assigned readings & videos: * Please note that notes for some articles are missing but I indicated their authors and title to ensure that you are aware of which ones I did not include notes of. 1. Video 1 - Silvia Rivera Cusicanqui (Bolivian indigenous feminist scholar) 2. Video 2 - Discussing feminism with Latin-American women 3. Video 3 - Mujeres que no se quedan en casa durante COVID-19 4. Banet-Weiser, Sarah, Rosalid Gill & Catherine Rottenberg....

social saftey net correct answers - collection of services that are designed to protect Canadian citizens from unforseen economic events that cause disruption in their lives - income security programs are used by all sectors of society welfare state correct answers - Welfare state is a term referring to a country whose gov't takes responsibility to deliver programs to its citizens in order to protect health and well-being - 2 main components: 1. social services (shelters, drop in centres...

Social work practice consists of the professional application of social work values, principles, and techniques to all but which of the following ends? correct answer: convincing clients of the best possible choices to make regarding their lives An affluent Caucasian suburban teenage girl likely has different experiences with and perceptions of police officers than a poor African American man living in the city. This contrast illustrates the concept of ______. correct answer: intersectional...

Intersectionality correct answers race/gender/sexuality/factors that make up you Redlining correct answers A discriminatory real estate practice in North America in which members of minority groups are prevented from obtaining money to purchase homes or property in predominantly white neighborhoods. The practice derived its name from the red lines depicted on cadastral maps used by real estate agents and developers. subprime loans correct answers high-risk credit given to individuals who f...

Intersectionality Theory -ANSWER Focuses on how intersections of socially constructed identities (characteristics) impact people's lives, focuses on power dynamics within social structures Matrix of Domination -ANSWER How notions of inferior and superior socially constructed identities intersect in people's lives to place them in positions of oppression or privilege in the social hierarchy or "matrix of domination" Sociological Imagination -ANSWER The vivid awareness of the relationshi...

what is the first wave of the feminist movement? and years correct answers - 1840's - 1920's - included 3 things: temperance movement, women's missionary and charitable activities, the suffragette movement what is the temperance movement? correct answers focused on the prohibition of alcohol because of its devastating effects on male breadwinners, and therefore on women and children what did women's missionary and charitable activities do? correct answers provided an opportunity for w...

Sociology 1501 Exam Questions and Anwers(g Intersectionality Theory -ANSWER Focuses on how intersections of socially constructed identities (characteristics) impact people's lives, focuses on power dynamics within social structures Matrix of Domination -ANSWER How notions of inferior and superior socially constructed identities intersect in people's lives to place them in positions of oppression or privilege in the social hierarchy or "matrix of domination" Sociological Imagination -A...

Also known as the G spot, this anatomical structure has been shown to secrete fluid similar to male prostate fluid skene's glands which of the following anatomical structures is responsible for spermatogenesis seminiferous tubules the two long cylinders of spongy tissue lying on top of the penis are called the corpora cavernosa the ____ is homologous to the ovary testis the ___ is a long tube, around 6 meters or 20 feet in length, coiled into a small crescent-sha...

Sociology - Answer-the scientific study of the social lives of individuals, groups, and societies, and the interactions between these The mission of sociology is to teach us how to understand the behaviors, beliefs, and feelings of those around us and to answer key questions about the human condition sociological imagination - Answer-the capacity to shift from the perspective of the personal experience to the grander, societal scale, that has caused of influenced that personal experience. ...

Notes on feminism and philosophy module including notes on feminism, sex and gender, social constructionism, what is a woman, gender realism/essentialism, trans inclusivity, intersectionality, epistemic privilege, ignorance and oppression, sexual liberation and problematic desires