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Essentialism
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-belief that gender and sex are biological.
-characteristics deemed identifiable. |
-stems from biology and nature
-makes women, women and men, men -women bear children |
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Social Construction
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something created by the social enviroment
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-we know its a socail construction by changes over time
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Social institutions
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reproduce themselves even if we dont actively maintain them
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Social Structural Factors
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social arrangements and conventiond that reinforce or support certain pheomenon over others
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-less likely to get support from party leaders.
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Gender Roles
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1848-1920.set of behavioral norms consistents with masculinity or feminity which may consist of occupation and leisure pursuits.socailly produced
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-things we do
-hegemonic because they are not noticed |
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First-wave feminism
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-was about more than suffrage.
-they wanted to make them believe that women are equal to men and should have the same rights as men. |
they wanted custody of children, the right to sue and testify, the right to equal education.
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Gender
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the classification of the sex of a person roughly corresponding to masculine or feminine
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social construction
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