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Feminism Speech 100% PASSED
Before I start, I want to sort one thing out. Feminists are not angry women who hate men. Feminists do 
not believe women are better than men, or that women deserve special privileges. Feminists do not 
believe that women are the victims. - In fact, in order to be considered a feminist, you only need 
to be on board with one idea: All humans, male and female, should have equal political, economic and 
social rights. Feminism is: and in bold, 
The belief that all men and women should have equal r...
- Exam (elaborations)
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Before I start, I want to sort one thing out. Feminists are not angry women who hate men. Feminists do 
not believe women are better than men, or that women deserve special privileges. Feminists do not 
believe that women are the victims. - In fact, in order to be considered a feminist, you only need 
to be on board with one idea: All humans, male and female, should have equal political, economic and 
social rights. Feminism is: and in bold, 
The belief that all men and women should have equal r...
Feminism Summary A LEVAL
Explain the theme of the public/private divide. - Politics an activity which takes place in the 
public divide, family life and relationships seen in private sphere, modern feminists insist politics takes 
place in all social groups and not just within government, exists whenever social conflict is found, 
Millett- politics as 'power-structured relationships, arrangements whereby one group of persons is 
controlled by another, feminists argue sexual inequality preserved due to sexual division o...
- Exam (elaborations)
- • 4 pages •
Explain the theme of the public/private divide. - Politics an activity which takes place in the 
public divide, family life and relationships seen in private sphere, modern feminists insist politics takes 
place in all social groups and not just within government, exists whenever social conflict is found, 
Millett- politics as 'power-structured relationships, arrangements whereby one group of persons is 
controlled by another, feminists argue sexual inequality preserved due to sexual division o...
Feminism Summary EXAMS RATED A+
Explain the theme of the public/private divide. - Politics an activity which takes place in the 
public divide, family life and relationships seen in private sphere, modern feminists insist politics takes 
place in all social groups and not just within government, exists whenever social conflict is found, 
Millett- politics as 'power-structured relationships, arrangements whereby one group of persons is 
controlled by another, feminists argue sexual inequality preserved due to sexual division o...
- Exam (elaborations)
- • 4 pages •
Explain the theme of the public/private divide. - Politics an activity which takes place in the 
public divide, family life and relationships seen in private sphere, modern feminists insist politics takes 
place in all social groups and not just within government, exists whenever social conflict is found, 
Millett- politics as 'power-structured relationships, arrangements whereby one group of persons is 
controlled by another, feminists argue sexual inequality preserved due to sexual division o...
Feminism - The State RATED A+
To what extent do feminists disagree about the role of the state? - more divided than united 
themes - personal is political 
state's role in destroying patriarchy 
6 structures 
personal is political united - Personal is political arguably unites feminists as all want women to 
have equal access to public sphere 
divided over role of state in private vs public spheres 
liberals - · Liberals such as Betty Frieden want to keep government in public sphere to maintain 
privacy excluding abuse and...
- Exam (elaborations)
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To what extent do feminists disagree about the role of the state? - more divided than united 
themes - personal is political 
state's role in destroying patriarchy 
6 structures 
personal is political united - Personal is political arguably unites feminists as all want women to 
have equal access to public sphere 
divided over role of state in private vs public spheres 
liberals - · Liberals such as Betty Frieden want to keep government in public sphere to maintain 
privacy excluding abuse and...
Feminism theory and methods
Feminism: BASICS --Inequality in every society, women inferior, feminism rectifies 
-Gender norms are social constructs designed to discriminate against/oppress women. Children 
socialised this way 
-Patriarchy=female disadvantage 
-Political activism to rectify systematic injustice 
-Work with govs for social policies to better equality 
Liberal Feminists: Gradual change --In political, economic and social systems 
-In culture/values/children's books/toys 
-Changes in existing in structure 
Li...
- Exam (elaborations)
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Feminism: BASICS --Inequality in every society, women inferior, feminism rectifies 
-Gender norms are social constructs designed to discriminate against/oppress women. Children 
socialised this way 
-Patriarchy=female disadvantage 
-Political activism to rectify systematic injustice 
-Work with govs for social policies to better equality 
Liberal Feminists: Gradual change --In political, economic and social systems 
-In culture/values/children's books/toys 
-Changes in existing in structure 
Li...
Feminism types ALREADY PASSED
Feminism types ALREADY PASSED 
Liberal feminism - to create a world in which people are judged for their individual characteristics 
without regard to sex. - Liberal feminists do tend to work through the system more than radfems or 
marxfems; 
- liberal feminists believe that many social problems can be meaningfully addressed through the 
government, which will gradually bring about social change 
- libfems are the most likely feminists to form groups like NOW and the Feminist Majority, groups w...
- Exam (elaborations)
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Feminism types ALREADY PASSED 
Liberal feminism - to create a world in which people are judged for their individual characteristics 
without regard to sex. - Liberal feminists do tend to work through the system more than radfems or 
marxfems; 
- liberal feminists believe that many social problems can be meaningfully addressed through the 
government, which will gradually bring about social change 
- libfems are the most likely feminists to form groups like NOW and the Feminist Majority, groups w...
Feminism, New Right
What do most feminists believe about the family? -They believe that the family oppresses 
women and keeps men in power 
What do feminists believe about society? -They believe it is patriarchal 
Define patriarchy -Male dominated unit or society 
What are the three types of feminism? What do they aim to do? -Liberal, radical and marxist. 
They aim to challenge patriarchy in different ways. 
What is the role of feminism as an element of social knowledge? -Highlights effects of patriarchy 
on gender...
- Exam (elaborations)
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What do most feminists believe about the family? -They believe that the family oppresses 
women and keeps men in power 
What do feminists believe about society? -They believe it is patriarchal 
Define patriarchy -Male dominated unit or society 
What are the three types of feminism? What do they aim to do? -Liberal, radical and marxist. 
They aim to challenge patriarchy in different ways. 
What is the role of feminism as an element of social knowledge? -Highlights effects of patriarchy 
on gender...
Feminism/Gender
Feminism - The belief in the social, political, and economic equality of the sexes and the social 
movements organized around that belief. 
Feminist Movement - Designed to consider gender as a way society organizes social relations, 
generally resulting in inequality between the sexes. 
Sex - An individual's membership in one of two biologically distinct categories- male or female. 
Gender - The physical, behavioral, and personality traits that a group considers normal for its 
male and female ...
- Exam (elaborations)
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Feminism - The belief in the social, political, and economic equality of the sexes and the social 
movements organized around that belief. 
Feminist Movement - Designed to consider gender as a way society organizes social relations, 
generally resulting in inequality between the sexes. 
Sex - An individual's membership in one of two biologically distinct categories- male or female. 
Gender - The physical, behavioral, and personality traits that a group considers normal for its 
male and female ...
Feminist 13 ALREADY PASSED
Feminists -are people who try to acknowledge social inequality based on gender and stop it from 
continuing; points out that in most cultures throughout history men have received more opportunities 
than women 
gender ideology -it is concerned with normative beliefs about proper roles for and fundamental 
natures of women and men in human societies. The distinction between sex and gender is central to the 
concept of it 
gender inequality -refers to unequal treatment or perceptions of individual...
- Exam (elaborations)
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Feminists -are people who try to acknowledge social inequality based on gender and stop it from 
continuing; points out that in most cultures throughout history men have received more opportunities 
than women 
gender ideology -it is concerned with normative beliefs about proper roles for and fundamental 
natures of women and men in human societies. The distinction between sex and gender is central to the 
concept of it 
gender inequality -refers to unequal treatment or perceptions of individual...
Feminist Movement RATED A+
Feminism -the belief that women should possess the same political and economic rights as men 
Equal Pay Act -made it illegal for employers to pay female workers less than men for the same 
job 
Betty Friedan -American Feminist, writer of The Feminine Mystique, cofounded NOW 
National Organization of Women -Feminist political group formed in 1967 to promote legislative 
change. Lobbied for the Equal Right Amendment (and failed). 
Gloria Steinem -founder and original publisher of Ms. magazine, and...
- Exam (elaborations)
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Feminism -the belief that women should possess the same political and economic rights as men 
Equal Pay Act -made it illegal for employers to pay female workers less than men for the same 
job 
Betty Friedan -American Feminist, writer of The Feminine Mystique, cofounded NOW 
National Organization of Women -Feminist political group formed in 1967 to promote legislative 
change. Lobbied for the Equal Right Amendment (and failed). 
Gloria Steinem -founder and original publisher of Ms. magazine, and...