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37 Cards in this Set
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antifeminism
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apposes change in women's roles, rights and opportunities.
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antisuffrage movement
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aimed at preventing women to be able to vote
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backlash
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intense antifeminist efforts
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cultural feminism
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women and men are essentially different
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ecofeminism
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feminism with concern for the environment
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lesbian feminism
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goal is to end all discrimination against women, especially lesbians
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liberal feminism
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men and women are alike and equal
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Million Woman March
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a march to celebrate community among African American women
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multiracial feminism
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based on multiple systems of domination that affect the lives of women and men. Goes away from the though that feminism is for whites only
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power feminism
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women have the power to control what happens to them
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radical feminism
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grew during the Vietnam War. Women fought to be treated as an equal
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revlorists
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focus on appreciating women and their contributions to society
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separatists
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build communities for women only to live in harmony
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third-wave feminism
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includes all ethnicities, classes, disabilities, sexualities
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womanists
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second wave activists who want to differentiate themselves from white feminists
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woman's rights movement
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gain political power and equality
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father hunger
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emotional emptiness from not being close with other males (both father figure and other males in general)
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fathers 4 justice
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In England, raises public awareness about fathers rights
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Free Men
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a group that aims to restore pride in being a real man
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male feminists
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(also profeminists) began in the 60's, supports feminism movement
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masculinist
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believe men suffer from discrimination because of their sex
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men's rights activists
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want to restore traditional roles of men and women and the priveleges men historically enjoyed
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Mentors in Violence Prevention
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group that links masculinity to violence. motivates men to reject violence
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Million Man March
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a march on the lawn in DC. Due to the idea that men's movements don't speak for African American men
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mythopoetic movement
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foster's men personal growth and wholeness and bonding in all-male gatherings
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NOMAS
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Nationl Organization for Men Against Sexism
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profeminist
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men who support feminists
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Promise Keepers
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a gathering from Christian Men. reconnecting with god to gain male responsibility
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traitorous identity
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going against what common beliefs and attitudes in the group
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White Ribbon Campaign
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a campaign to end male violence against women
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male generic language
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businessman, mailman, chairman, mankind, etc
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matriarchal
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rule by mothers/females
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minimal response cues
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verbalizations such as "yeah," "um." may show lack of involvement to women
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polarized thinking
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everything is absolute opposites. No "grey" area
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speech community
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shared understandings in communication
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spotlighting
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highlighting a person's sex
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stereotype
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generalization about a group based on some members, but not all
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