Women's Studies 2273E Lecture Notes - Lecture 9: Antifeminism, Orgasm, Aisle
10 Nov 2015
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The ongoing fight for marriage equality nov 9 lecture notes. Many progressive changes took place in the 60s and 70s continued to persist. But many non-progressive tendencies in the 60s and 70s and 90. There was a reinvigoration of the right-wing in the 80s and 90s. But societal attitudes continued to become more liberal in the 80s. Nonprogressive tendencies: beauraucarization of family planning, pressure for women to have sex, pressure for men to marry and have children, popularization of size 0 model, heteronormative sex was the focus. Hiv increased homophobia, rise in men"s right movements in 80s 90s, and. Overall society became more accepting of sexual differences, safe sex advertisements, attitudes towards abortion more accepting, increase in reproduction technology, increasingly equal number of men/women, white/black, social classes having sex. Progressive and regressive tendencies within all four decades. >>trouble the narrative of everything is going great then everything starts going crappy.
