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23 Cards in this Set
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Gender Essentialism |
Idea that women and men are inherently different |
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Gender Policing |
Cues and sanctions we give someone we feel is being gender noncompliant |
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Dichotomizing Genders |
Reinforces that masculinity and femininity are total opposites |
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Ritualization of Subordination |
Treat/regard as of lesser importance |
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Patriarchal Gender Hierarchy |
Masculinity is higher than fem. |
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Glass Ceiling |
Women advance to a certain point whereas men can keep going |
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Glass Escalator |
Men in a women's profession are likely to be promoted |
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Sexual Orientation Origin |
1800s |
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Heteronormativity |
We've normalized heterosexuality and we assume everyone is and that it's the only normal way to be |
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Collective Action |
When one breaks a norm, it's deviance, but when lot do, it's collective action |
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Crowd Collective Action |
Face to face (most influential) |
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Mass CA |
Letters, online, etc. |
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Convergence Theory |
People w/similar ideas get together, collective action more likely |
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Contagion Theory |
If people around you are being deviant, you're likely to be as well |
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Emergent Norm Theory |
When people get together and see others being deviant, they are more likely to follow a keynoter |
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Keynoter |
Generally not in charge, but followed by a large group |
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Social Movement |
Social action that becomes institutionalised |
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Social Movement that targets a particular subgroup for limited social change |
Alternative |
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Social movement that targets the entire society for limited social change |
Rerformative |
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Social movement that targets radical social change in particular subgroups |
Redemptive |
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Social movement that targets the entire society for radical social change |
Revolutionary |
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Social movement organization |
One group within a movement each with different ideas about what and how to bring change |
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2 ways to create change |
Other people change and structures are forced to adjust or social structures change and people are forced to as well |
