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1921-2006 Freelance writer 1966- N.O.W. Second-wave of feminism: sex role challenging |
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The Problem that has No Name |
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1963 "Occupation: housewife" |
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The Happy Housewife Heroine |
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Childlike dependence Women as a "pure image" |
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Women's Liberation Activism |
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Classic dehumanization Bra-burning myths |
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Used suburbia as a bulwark against communism/class conflict. "American women.. do not have to be purposeful and hardworking" Elaine Tyler Mays: nuclear family |
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Homeward Bound -Diversity: the ability to choose between brands. -"A reassuring vision of the atomic age" |
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Caused by the Communist scare (1950) and male backlash in WWII. (Nuclear numbing). Heteronormative: parents and children only. Powerful idea of "domesticity" Homemaker role as patriotic. |
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aka Gloria Watkins Myth of "sisterhood" (gender focus), meaning that the movement was only for women. Power structure in white feminist movement. Restructure role of men (not emulate them) |
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Blackface vegas promotion video at UC Irvine |
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-Humanizing the other -Documentary, The Dream is Now (2013) -Memoir, My Beloved World by Sonia Sotomeyor (2013) -Not yet passed on the federal level --Has tech backing (want to keep skilled foreign workers) -"Gang of 8" |
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Under attack presently. -Fisher vs. University of Texas |
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First Latina supreme court justice. "Wise Latina woman": a statement Sotomayor made about how she brought new perspective and empathy to the court, caused controversy. Hedge vs. Kentucky (2012) Understanding trauma: poverty and family losses. |
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Strawberry Fields Forever Crossing Over (2001) Global economy profits off of illegal immigration. |
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Film of hired African American maids. Performative monstrosity of white woman's motherhood. Labor exploitation. Myth of women of color being "natural mothers" -Romanticizing "the Mammy" Skeeter: counter-hegemonic figure |
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revolt of a person against an internal and external menace. |
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1962-1972 Name which the student body at UCSD proposed for what is today Marshall College |
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1947-1970 UCSD undergraduate, self-immolated himself in Revelle Plaza in protest of the Vietnam war. |
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