Sexual Behavior

The first pill birth control pill went on the market in 1960.

Institutional Inequality

Certain races, class and genders have disadvantages in major insitutions

Types of feminism

Liberal, Marxist/socialist, racial, and black feminist/intersectional theory

Liberal

Believing the economic and political systems-democratic capitalism-work adequality

Marxist/Socialist feminism

Reject the idea that equality can exist in capitalism

Radical feminist

Believe patriarchy is a systematic, world wide system of domination of women by men

Intersectional theory

To fully understand oppression, one must examine how system of inequality like racism intersect to create or limit opportunities for people

Reproductive Justice

Safe and affordable birthing and parenting options like birth control, freedom from forced sterlization, access to abortion

Oppression

Exertion power and control over individuals and groups through cultural hegemony(controlling the ideas) and force, including discrimination, scapegoating, and violence

Sexual well being

Sex and reproductive health, comfort with owns body and emotions, and the freedom to pursue one’s own desires

Sexual Subjectivity

Reducing a person to their sex appeal

Eugenics

The belief that society will improve based off certain genetics that enecourages breeding between individuals with these genetics. EX: SYDNEY SWEENY JEAN COMMERICIAL

Stalled Revolution

Women can take on more qualities culturally coded as male than the reverse

Abortion Facts

45% of preg in Us are unintended, 4 in 10 unintended preg are terminated by abortion, and 1 in 4 american women will have an abortion in their life

Benevolent sexism

Attributing postive traits to women that justify women’s subordination to men

Hostile sexism

The use of harassement, threats, and violence to enforce women’s subservience to men

Confused Bodies

when one is unclear what desire feels like, anxiety or apprehension may be “confused” with arousal

Silent body

when a personal feels nothing

Male Gaze

Content is designed to appeal to a hypothetical heterosexual man

objectfication

Treating someone like object

Self objectification

women typically believe that their worth is based of their physical appearance

Heteropatriarchy

intersection of patriarchy and heterosexism that makes social hierarchy seem inevitable

Monosexism

The belief that only being attracted to one gender is the norm while being attracted to multi genders is not normal

Androsexism

A form of sexism centered or focused in men, and male experiences, often to the neglect or exclusion of women

Coital imperative

Sex must be between two people with a penis and a vagina

Purity culure

Not having sex until you’re married

Trad Wives

a women who believed in and practices traditional roles and marriages

Christian Nationlism

A movement, ideology and personal perspective that believe in freedom, hierachical order and violence

Size discrimination

Women are supposed to be skinny and men are supposed to be very altheltic

Patriarchal Bargain

when women comply with patriarchal rules like gender roles and male authority to maximize security, status, or protection in male dominated systems

Erotic Marketplace

The ways in which people are organized and ordered according to their perceived sexual desirability