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Introduction Part VIII women workers' situation around the world varies by? |
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Women compared to men
Who's in power
Mothers- government protects them
Family Leave
Industrialization
Company leaves- become part of the entertainment industry
Technology hierarchy- women segregated at the bottom
Women are pressured not to use the "family friendly" policies and to work more in the US
Globaization impacts the workers worldwide- few rights and enslaved by their employers
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What is Workfare and what does it ensure? |
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Welfare was brought about mid 1990s
Able bodied people are expected to get a job
Replaces welfare and provides jobs
Welfare clients who cannot find a ob were given a choice of losing all of their benefits or working in the public sector in exchange for a mothly welfare stipend.
Participants were not protected under minimum wage provisions or national fair labor standards.
Used welfare recipients to replace unionized workers
Unfair treatment to illegal immigrant mothers and their legal children
Insures American employers of demanding wage increase, organizing unions and protesting inhumane working conditions are cut off
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Personal Responsibility & Work Opprotunity Reconciliation Act of 1996- what are the provisions and Assumptions? |
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Workfare is laid out
No protection that is normally associated with Civil Rights
Minimum wage or less garanteed
Established a maximum five-year lifetime limit on cash benefits and stipulated that at least 80% of each state's welfare recipients must be working a minimum number of hours within 2 years
Attack on worker's rights
Served to covert means for immigration reform, new lines of stratification between citizens and noncitizens making citizenship a requirement for most social entitlements in the US
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Ann Crittenden writes of strategies used by mothers in the workforce, what are they? |
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Nannies
Extended families
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Are their laws that protect parents against employment discrimination? |
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Ehrenreich & Hochschild write about imigrant nanies, who benefits? |
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Protection
Business that employes nannies
Parents
Fathers- extra income and cheap labor
The sex industry
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Zarembka writes about domestic workers and the special visas issued by US State Department. |
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Will issue visas for certain people like European nnaies, but no protection is offered
Employees of international agencies
Diplomats
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Are there shelters currently existing in the US for trafficked women? |
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How much does it cost to manufacture a pair of sneakers?
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Materials: $9.18
Labor: $1.66 per worker
Subcontractor's Profit: $1.19
Administration and Overhead: $2.82
Nike Markup: $22.95
Retail Markup: $32.20
Total: about $70 |
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What happens to Korean unemployed woem when when the factory leaves? |
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Definition
Become part of the entertainment (sex) industry
Bars and massage parlors offering sexual services that had mushroomed around US military bases during the Cold War |
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Anderson writes about the 'cult of athleticism'; what is it? what about violence? |
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Encourages homophobia
Might male rights
Must be tough and masculine with little emotions
Express uniformity in thought and action- benevolent to the ideology of orthodox masculinity
Sacrifice for those who are homosexual
Intentionally hurt teammates
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What is the precent of childhood and/or adult abuse among poor and work-clas white women as reported? |
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Enviroment itself is violent and advantage neighborhoods
Wealhty- keep it quiet vs. cant hold it in
92% of white women reported being abused
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Who is more likely to tell abut abuse they have suffered? |
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Women who can afford to support themselves |
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Are men inherently violent and women inherently nonviolent according to Kaye/Kantrowitz? |
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No; viewed differently to the public based off the victim.
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Young men and fictionalized portrayals of men's violence against women in media, outcome? |
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Sexualized before brutalized
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Jackson Katz' ideas about cultrual environment and violence? |
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Thrive in an environment where men's violence is not only tolerated but often encouraged. |
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Experience of young women from disadvantaged communities? |
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They are brutalized, raped, battered, and murdered because it is accepted in the communities.
The violence inflicted on them is not rebellious of the norm.
Men would sexualized relatiohips with them;
more vulnerable to predation by neighborhood men hanging around on street corners, are less likely to be protected by the law, and enjoy less access to resources that would help them heal from the trauma that occurs in their young lives |
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Laurie Schaffner and violence in the media
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Average child is exposed to 8,000 television murders and more than 100,000 other violent acts by the time they enter the seventh grade
Exposure to violence in the media may result in young people becoming less sensitive to the pain and suffering of others, being more fearful of the world around them, and possibly behaving in more aggressive or harmful ways toward others
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Terry Kupers on male rape? |
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Homosexual rape is a cnastant threat for those who cannot prove they are "man enough"
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Goodwin and sex tours from the US to Third World, how are they advertised? |
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Sex tours- women are more compliant, want to please men, traditional women to be the perfect house wife, explotation of foriegners
Advertise openly for other countries
Advertise that American women are golddiggers and oriental women will do anything for a man
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What is Desiree Taylor's assessment of the US? |
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Definition
Disadvantage neighborhoods, women of color, never feeling safe in the US, disadvantage economically
It is a cruel place to live
cheap
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Abu Ghraib and Bush Administration decription of prostitution |
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Organizational atmosphere
There are bad apples in the company
Clean it up and dscipline the apples
Make light of what is going on
Rules do not apply to the government, fear of underminding the unit and disgracing them
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Military definition of sexual assault |
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unless you are raped, it is not considered sexual assault
Ignored by the military
"rape; nonconsensual sodom; unwanted inappropriate sexual contact of fondling; or attmepts to commit these acts"
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Estaminet number of uninsured people antionwide in 2005 |
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Definition
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Females live longer than males in the US; what proportion is due to gender-related behavior? |
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A lot due to female behavior
Risky behvior and occupations for men
Stress |
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Men of color and health outcome are attibuted to.... According to Don Sabo |
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Definition
Suffer more than anglo men because they have more stress, work/home enviroment, advantages, and diet
disproportionately poor, more apt to work in low-paying and dangerous occupations
reside in polluted environments
exposed to toxic substances
experience the threat and reality of crime
worry about meeting basic needs
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Number one killer of Native American men? |
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Alcoholism
Others include: diabetes, tobacco, stress due to unemployment
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Proportion of male college students who report binge drinking. |
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Well over 50% of students
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Incarceration rate in US compared to the world |
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Definition
One of the highest in jail and prison
1.3 million men |
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Healthcare: uninsured or under insured women vs. men |
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More women are uninsured than men
Teahcers use to be expected to find a husband to provide insurance
15% less likely to offer health care in certain jobs
20% more likely than uninsured men to have trouble obtaining health care
17 million uninsured women in America
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What do Asian American communities focus on? and what do they leave out? |
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Focuse on: education, housing, health care, child care
Leave out: women's health, birth control, delivery |
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Steingraber and breast feeding, what is her concern and why? |
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Definition
The chemicals found in plastics are found in breastmilk which is more concnetrated for the baby.
Particularly PVC dioxins |
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Leading cause of death for Latino men since 1991 |
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How do Lation men who have sex with men identify themselves? |
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never consider themselves 'ga' at all, a derogatory term that they would apply only to those howm they consider the their 'poassive' partners
They view themselves heterosexual
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Kai Wright and the primary needs of transgendr/transitioning individutals? |
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Need counceling and they are often ignored |
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Transgendered are clincially identified as.... |
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Gender disofria- denial of gender
gender-identity-disorder |
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Charlotee Bunch on abuse typically perpetrated agains women and not men? |
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Definition
Sexually, verbally and job discrimination
abortion of femal fetuses
restricted nutrition
lack of control ver their bodies
overt violence against them
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Aim of the National Organization for Men Against Sexism (NOMAS) |
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Presepctive that is pro-feminist, gay-affirmative, and committed to justice on a broad range of social issues including race, class, age, religion, and physical abilities
Oppose such insjutices to women as economic and legal discrimination, rape, domestic violence, sexual harrasment, and etc. |
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Marc Anthony Neal on the New Black Man |
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Definition
New Image
Conscious of possission of women in society and communities
To not be homophobic
Be loving fathers
Music (hip-hop) is a problem with black youth
To be strong men |
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Daisy Hernandez and the label of 'feminist'? What has feminism left out?
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Ogranziation for anglo women
Intersection of gender, race and class
Largely focused on the concerns of the middle-class white woman
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Precentage of Muslims in global communities |
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Definition
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Neferatari Ulen and Muslim women and the hijab? Can she be Muslim and a feminist? Why do Muslim women in the West cover? |
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Definition
it is a head covering; some think that urging complete unveiling is a key to unleashing an authentic liberation
She declares herself a womanist, a feminist rooted in the traditions of Sista Alice Walker
Modesty- keep it out of the thoughts of others, and it is their choice
and out of respect |
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What is the "reframin security" campaign in Israel? What is the aim? |
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To broaden the understanding of security in Israel to include all aspects of "human security"- a society that cares for its poor, reduces violence, protects its natural resources, and co-exists in peace with its neighbors.
Reflects a shift of strategy for Islam, invest their best efforts in outreach to populations that do not share their views, engaging them in ways they hope will change their minds. |
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When did the UN adopt the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Agains Women (CEDAW)? |
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1979
rights of women were finally enshrined in the transnational human rights perspective
any law to say anything unhumane about women can be condemned
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descrimination against women as any distinction, exclustion, or restriction made on the basis of sex, which has the effect or purpose of impairing or nullifying the recognition, enjoyment or exercise by women, irrespective of their marital status, on a basis of equality of men and women, of human rights and fundamental freedom in the political, economic, social, cultural, civil, or any other field.
Attempting to put a stop to abuse against women world wide
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Are women's right the same as 'human rights'? |
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No, not until resently
Enslaved women did not have freedoms |
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Vienna Declaration and Programme of Action states what? |
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Change laws that discriminate against women
The human rights of women and of the girl-child are an inalienable, integral and indivisible part of the universal human rights |
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