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Sex
Biological, reffering to bodily differences between males and females.
Primary Sexual Characteristics
Genitals, organs used to reproduce.
Secondary Sexual Characteristics
Bodily Development (excluding genitals) that distinguish biologically mature males and females. (females wider hips and more fat haha, and men are more muscular)
Sexual Orientation
a person's romantic and emotional attachment to another person
Gender
Personal traits and social positions that members of society attach to being male or female.
Gender Identity
ways how male and females are guided by culture
Kibbutz
Trying to equalize, men and woman switch, “Israel”
Patriarchy
Men dominate females
Matriarchy
Women dominate males
Sexism
belief of one sex being inferior to another
Family Socialization
Roles each family member has.
Gender roles
Attitudes and activities that culturally links to each sex
Gender stratification
Unequal distribution for sex (wealth, power, and privilege).
Pink-collar jobs
Lower paying jobs that more women occupy. Lower skill, Lower Pay
Glass ceiling
an invisible barrier beyond which many woman don't get promoted in to big jobs.
Feminism
Support for the equality of sexes. “1840s”
Three stages of Feminism
Liberal, Socialist, Radical
Liberal Feminism
Equal rights for women.
Socialist Feminism
Getting rid of Capitalism
Radical Feminism
Gender free society.
Marx/Engles
Race has directed people in color patriarchy society.