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Gender Stratification

Males and females unequal access to property, power and prestige

Secondary sex characteristics

Physical distinctions between male and female

Primary sex Characteristics

Consists of vagina and penis.

Gender

Consists of behaviors and attitudes a group considers proper for its males and females.

Social Factors

Not Biology; are the reasons people do what they do.

Patriarchy

Men dominate society - centers on human reproduction

Feminism

The view that biology is not destiny and that stratification by gender is wrong and should be resisted.

Lucy Burns

Leader of National Womans Party.

First Wave of Women Movement

Reform all the institutions of society and a conservative branch whose concern was to win the vote for women

Second Wave of Women Movement

Protest against gender inequalities

Third Wave of Women Movement

Emphazied on womens pleasures attractioness, and seductiveness, to get ahead at work.

Gender Tracking

degrees tend to follow gender, a pattern that reinforces male-female distinctions

Pay Gap

men being paid more than women. chart pg 317 US women only average 72% of what men make

Glass Ceiling

Term used to refer to the invisible barries hindering the promotion of women and members of other groups traditionally underrepresented into high leadership positions. women lack mentors to show them the ropes.

Ageism

Prejudice and discrimination directed towards people because of their age.

Age Cohorts

People who were born at roughly the same time and who pass through the life course toghet.

Disengagement Theory

Functions on pensions: Pensioins get the elderly to disengage to their positions and hand them over to younger people

Activity Theory

Are intimate activities more satifying then formal ones. Focus on how disengagement is functional or dysfuctional.

Continuity Theory

Now elderly ocntinue ties with their past.