[WMST 1000Y] - Final Exam Guide - Everything you need to know! (58 pages long)

• School: Trent University
• Department: Women's Studies
• Course: WMST 1000Y
• Professor: Katharine Bausch

Document Summary

Loss of inheritance, homes, culture, right of return, etc. The concern about the social, political, and economic equality of the sexes, races, etc. Equality: to be equal; equal agency, access, etc. Inequality: to be unequal; unequal agency, different levels of access, etc. Intersectionality: recognizing the intersections of the different identities that we have, which could result in privilege or oppression. It is common to hear these days that women have made it and that feminist movements are not needed because women are (ex. /) running for president, in the olympics, able to go to school, etc. No conformity to gender norms (no makeup, no shaving, etc. ) That all feminists agree with each other. That they are only fighting for women. That their goal is to make women more powerful than men. We today do not have a good understanding of historical feminism movements. Fighting for gender class equality by wanting to rebuild society.