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The leader of the anti-feminist movement who argued the Equal Rights Amendment would destroy the American family.
The feminist professor and theologian who would not allow male students in her courses at Boston College
Along with Anne Machung developed the concept of the “second shift” to explain a woman’s dual responsibility as wage earner and mother.
A blending of masculine and feminine attributes.
An ideology aimed at eliminating patriarchy in support of equality between the sexes.
The second woman appointed to the U.S. Supreme Court.
The conflict theorist who stated men and women held the most egalitarian of relationships in the hunting-gathering society, before the accumulation of surplus property became common.
The invisible barrier that blocks women from climbing the corporate ladder and attaining the top corporate positions.
The first woman elected governor of a state in American history.
The former employee of Supreme Court nominee Clarence Thomas who accused him of sexual harassment.
The National Security Advisor appointed by President George W. Bush in his first term and his Secretary of State in his second term.
Hatred and discrimination directed against homosexuals based on exaggerated fears of homosexuality.
The anthropologist who studied gender roles among the Arapesh, Mundugumor, and Tchambuli in New Guinea.
The famous theorist who conducted landmark research on the behavior of human males and females.
The neuroscientist who suggested that the brains of homosexual men are different from the brains of heterosexual men.
Responses:
Miriam “Ma” Ferguson
glass ceiling
Friedrich Engels
feminism
Anita Hill
Ruth Bader Ginsberg
homophobia
Mary Daly
Margaret Mead
Alfred Kinsey
androgyny
Condoleezza Rice
Simon LeVay
Arlie Hochschild
Phyllis Schlafly
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Responses:
The leader of the anti-feminist movement who argued the Equal Rights Amendment would destroy the American family.
The feminist professor and theologian who would not allow male students in her courses at Boston College
Along with Anne Machung developed the concept of the “second shift” to explain a woman’s dual responsibility as wage earner and mother.
A blending of masculine and feminine attributes.
An ideology aimed at eliminating patriarchy in support of equality between the sexes.
The second woman appointed to the U.S. Supreme Court.
The conflict theorist who stated men and women held the most egalitarian of relationships in the hunting-gathering society, before the accumulation of surplus property became common.
The invisible barrier that blocks women from climbing the corporate ladder and attaining the top corporate positions.
The first woman elected governor of a state in American history.
The former employee of Supreme Court nominee Clarence Thomas who accused him of sexual harassment.
The National Security Advisor appointed by President George W. Bush in his first term and his Secretary of State in his second term.
Hatred and discrimination directed against homosexuals based on exaggerated fears of homosexuality.
The anthropologist who studied gender roles among the Arapesh, Mundugumor, and Tchambuli in New Guinea.
The famous theorist who conducted landmark research on the behavior of human males and females.
The neuroscientist who suggested that the brains of homosexual men are different from the brains of heterosexual men.
Premises:
The leader of the anti-feminist movement who argued the Equal Rights Amendment would destroy the American family.
The feminist professor and theologian who would not allow male students in her courses at Boston College
Along with Anne Machung developed the concept of the “second shift” to explain a woman’s dual responsibility as wage earner and mother.
A blending of masculine and feminine attributes.
An ideology aimed at eliminating patriarchy in support of equality between the sexes.
The second woman appointed to the U.S. Supreme Court.
The conflict theorist who stated men and women held the most egalitarian of relationships in the hunting-gathering society, before the accumulation of surplus property became common.
The invisible barrier that blocks women from climbing the corporate ladder and attaining the top corporate positions.
The first woman elected governor of a state in American history.
The former employee of Supreme Court nominee Clarence Thomas who accused him of sexual harassment.
The National Security Advisor appointed by President George W. Bush in his first term and his Secretary of State in his second term.
Hatred and discrimination directed against homosexuals based on exaggerated fears of homosexuality.
The anthropologist who studied gender roles among the Arapesh, Mundugumor, and Tchambuli in New Guinea.
The famous theorist who conducted landmark research on the behavior of human males and females.
The neuroscientist who suggested that the brains of homosexual men are different from the brains of heterosexual men.
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