Lecture Notes Review on Feminism, Intersectionality, and Disability Justice

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A collection of flashcards summarizing key concepts from the provided lecture notes on feminism, intersectionality, and disability justice.

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What is the rise of pop feminism considered to be more insidious than?

It is considered more insidious than merely poking fun at the 'I choose my choice' slogan.

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Who introduced the concept of intersectionality and when?

Kimberlé Crenshaw introduced intersectionality in the 1980s.

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What does intersectionality explain regarding black women?

It explains their experiences of oppression and how they differ from those of white women and black men due to overlapping forms of discrimination.

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How is the concept of gender described by Vaid-Menon?

Gender is described as not being the same as biology; rather, it is about identification, expression, and culture.

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What major change in women's sports occurred in 2012?

Women's boxing was introduced in 2012.

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What incident occurred regarding Serena Williams' catsuit?

Her catsuit, designed to prevent blood clots after childbirth, was banned.

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What does the author suggest about the design of sports kits for women?

The design of women's sports kits tends to overly sexualize athletes and can lead to anxiety.

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What does Dasgupta argue about anti-black racism in Canada?

He argues that anti-black racism is worse than often perceived and is evident in workspaces and educational systems.

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What is the main idea of Leduc's analysis of disability in fairy tales?

Leduc argues that fairy tales often portray disability negatively, implying that disabled characters are undesirable or incapable of happiness.

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What is the difference in how disability is understood in Dine culture compared to white culture?

In Dine culture, disability is a relational concept, emphasizing care and relationships, unlike the more universal view in white culture.

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What is the significance of intersex people being subject to medical interventions?

Intersex individuals often face harmful medical interventions aimed at conforming them to binary definitions of sex.

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What contrast is made regarding access to public bathrooms?

Access to public bathrooms is often limited for poorer individuals, highlighting a critical disability rights issue.