Feminism Introduction

Feminism advocates for women's rights based on the ______ of the sexes.

[Blank] feminism examines society's patriarchal structure and its exploitation of women.

Mary Wollstonecraft's "A Vindication of the Rights of Women" advocated for equal ______ rights.

First wave feminists who worked within the government to change laws were known as ______.

Second wave feminism aimed to make the ______ political, bringing women's issues into the public sphere.

Until the 1970s, women in the UK were often not allowed to have bank accounts or credit cards in their own ______.

Third wave feminism focuses on identity and ______, particularly the portrayal of women in media.

The ______ Campaign encourages more women to stand for election, aiming for equal representation in parliament.

One of the four basic tenets of feminism is the acknowledgment of ______ between men and women due to societal factors.

Sylvia Walby's six structures of patriarchy include pay work, household work, culture, sexuality, violence, and the ______.

[Blank] feminism advocates for equal rights and freedoms for women through reform, policies, laws, and education.

Ann Oakley's study on housework found that women felt the same about housework as factory workers felt about their ______.

Liberal feminism has been influential in challenging institutional ______ and the glass ceiling in the workplace.

Radical feminists argue that liberal feminists ignore the need for ______ action to address the root causes of patriarchy.

Radical feminism considers men the ______, as all men benefit from patriarchy.

[Blank] advocates for separatism, where men and women live separately.

Jermaine Greer advocates for ______ households, which is a system of shared child rearing.

Radical feminism raises the profile of previously ______ issues such as sexual dominance and inequality.

[Blank] Feminism argues that capitalism is patriarchal and the cause of women's oppression.

According to Marxist Feminists, women socialize the next generation of ______.

Michelle Bartlett argues that women are forced to rely on men because the ______ family is patriarchal.

Overthrowing ______ will eliminate familialism and allow for more equality.

[Blank] feminism doesn't see women as a single homogenous group.

According to intersectional feminists, other forms of feminism have created a false ______ about women's experiences.

Judith Butler argues that white middle-class Western women are dominating the feminist movement and that more ______ and discourses are needed.

Instead of viewing their home as an oppressive place, ethnic minority women see it as a place of ______ from racism.

With so many subgroups, it ______ the feminism movement.

First wave feminism is marked by the work of ______ and other activists pushing for women's right to vote.

A major aim of second-wave feminism was to challenge the ______ quo and advocate for greater female autonomy.

Campaigns like HeForShe and MeToo, supported by social media, are prominent features of ______-wave feminism.