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30 Cards in this Set
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-Pedophilia
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sexual arousal fantasies, urges, or behaviors involving sexual activity with a prepubescent child or children and has acted on urges or urges cause distress/social problems. Must be over 16 with a child at least 5 years younger
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- Incest
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when the perpetrator of sexual abuse and the child are related
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- Rape myths
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Attitudes and generally false beliefs about rape that are widely and persistently held, that serve to deny and justify male sexual aggression against women.
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- Secondary victimization
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behaviors and attitudes of social service providers that are "victim-blaming" and insensitive, and which traumatize victims of violence who are being served by these agencies
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- Report defense factors:
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- The not-rape epidemic
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“not rape” is all the other little things that women experience every day and struggle to learn how to deal with that don’t fit the definition of rape. (ex. Groping, being pressured to have sex, unwelcomed touching)
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- Eugenics
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the control of reproduction in order to improve society
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- Anti-miscegenation laws
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criminalized interracial marriage
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- First Wave Feminists
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Feminists during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries whose goal was to open up opportunities for women- focused on suffrage.
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- Second Wave Feminists
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Feminists around the 60s who focused on sexuality and reproductive rights
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Emergency contraception/Plan B
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an influx of hormones meant to inhibit ovulation, interfere with fertilization, or prevent implantation of the egg inside the uterus
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Long acting contraceptives
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Birth control that offers protection for a long period of time. (ex. IUD, subdermal implants, injections)
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Title X
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a federal program devoted solely to providing family planning services and preventative health services
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Pre abortion counseling
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mandatory counseling that individuals must go through before having an abortion. This is an effort to provide “informed” consent for the procedure. These are an attempt to convince people not to get an abortion.
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Waiting periods
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waiting periods between your preabortion counseling and your appointment to have your abortion. Since it is difficult for some to get transportation, these are in place to make people decide not to get an abortion or to make it difficult for them to go through with it.
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Fetal rights
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moral or legal rights of human fetuses under natural and civil law
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Feticide laws
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Laws regarding the “murder” of a fetus that are increasingly used to prosecute pregnant women accused of intentionally or recklessly causing miscarriages or stillbirths.
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Andropause
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a conceptualized medical condition in which individuals are lacking in Testosterone. The symptoms are nonspecific and generally describe typical aging. Diagnosis is used to medicalize midlife masculinity
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Androgen deficiency/hypogonadism
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the genuine scientific term used to describe low levels of testosterone. a rare biochemical state.
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Trap laws(targeted regulation of abortion providers)
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any laws that are designed to limit abortion access (usually completely unrelated to the organization itself)
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Comstock law
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prohibited dissemination of contraceptive information through the US
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Selective migration
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Judicial rape
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the victim is on trial and this can be traumatic, having to relive the experience in front of other people who are questioning you (secondary victimization)
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Reproductive justice
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“a racial and class critique of the prochoice paradigm, a broadening of the feminist movement to encompass more social justice issues, and a rededication to radical politics that demands an intersectional analysis” Ex. who underwent convictions for pregnant abuse to child? Lower classes, women of color.
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Unfounded rape
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when someone says that they were raped, but the case is not followed through to the end. There is not enough evidence to convict somebody, so it ends up fizzling out. Can label it unfounded if they don’t think there will be enough evidence.
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FACES Act
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protects abortion providers from harassment. Creates rules and regulations for protesters.
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Crisis pregnancy center
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Fetal personhood
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person defined as every human being from the moment of fertilization, cloning, or functional equivalent
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Medical abortion
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abortions performed through the use of pills
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Surgical abortion
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abortions that are performed through invasive procedures
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