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biological characteristic, male vs female |
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expected dispositions and behav that culture assign to each sex (masculine vs feminine) |
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rights and obligations that are normative for men and women in a perticular culture,varry widely across the universe- Wodaabe boys wear makeup and jewelry and care about appearance, women judged on strength, married by women picking which is handsomest
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currently 120 boys for every 100 girl |
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under age of 5 in china compared to natural 105 to 100 |
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u.s parents prefer 1st child to be a boy |
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yearly 1.5 mill u.s women |
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raped/ physically assaulted by intimate partners |
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in uganda, darfur, bosnia |
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armies use rape as a systematic tool to subjugate population and as a form "sport"for soldiers |
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B/t 100-140 mill women, mostly black |
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have genital mutilation, remove clitoris to eliminate sexual drive in women- very dangerous or deadly |
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Islamic fundamentalists throw acid onto women’s faces |
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islamic girls that go to school, sometimes blinded |
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structural funtc- gender division of labor |
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man does work outside, girl work at home- functional b/c specialization will: increase expertise of each sex in its own tasks, prevent competition b/t men and women that might damage fam, strengthen fam bonds by forcing men and women to depend on each other |
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marx and engels- division of labor |
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potential for domination and control- built in disadvantage for women b/c speacilizing in fam, women have fewer contact, less info, few independent info |
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conflict- womens disadvantage is not a historical accident |
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designed to benefit men and the capitalist class, ideology thats part of general strategy of stratification, exclude others- need to compete individually reduced |
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men and women have biologically different capacities that these form a legitimate basis for unequal treatment, reduces women's access to scarce recources, allows men to keep resources |
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women better with children, not schooling- women less likely to become doctor, natural result of sexism |
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karin martin-boy/girls learn gender normative ways of moving, using physical space, and comporting themselves
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Studied 112 preschoolers in 5 diff classrooms, and 2 diff schools, w/ 14 diff teachers,a. Found teachers structure and impose discipline that reinforces gender differences. |
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At a sleep away camp over summer: high-ranking boys attained power and popularity primarily |
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through athletic power- teased boys for feminine and girls who were manly- changed patty cake into a cool boy game |
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babies can correctly identify themselves and others by sex- appropriate behavior |
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Belief that males and females are biologically different |
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keeps them different- boys more strict about them being different |
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Shari Dworkin- 2 yrs observing at 2 gyms |
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Trainers told girls that they could lift weights w/o fear cause only men can bulk up-25% of women didnt lift cause didnt want masculine muscles-65% that did get muscle lighten wheights |
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doing gender- gender is what we do, not innately have |
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everyday activities that individuals engage in to
affirm their commitment to gender roles |
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compulsive heterosexuality |
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continually demonstrating one's masculinity and heterosexuality |
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C.J. Pascoe- boys encourage each other to tell about their female sexual conquests, physically and sexually threaten/assault girls |
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Teachers did nothing to stop these behaviors even when girls at physical risks, Boys actions and teachers inactions= behaviors natural aspect of masculinity and helped the boys to prove their masculinity to themselves and others |
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changing gender roles and attitudes will only produce social change |
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if there is a parrallel change in social struture of gender |
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nurseries of rich and poor |
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women’s hormones and men’s gender roles |
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Women live 5 yrs longer then men |
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boys born in 2015 expect to live 76.4 yrs |
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girls can expect 81.4 yrs |
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doing dangerous activities |
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men twice as likely for <3 disease |
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less nutritional and dont take care of fam, suicide rate 4x higher |
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68% of men compared with 57% women are in labor force |
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boys-math science, girl-language and literature |
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now women comprise about 1/2 |
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all graduates in buisness, pre-law,math, science, history |
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2006- 19% graduates in engineering women and 25% grads in computer science women |
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79% grad in education, 86% in health science, all grad in home economics and library science= women |
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b/c the different types of jobs for men, and differences in earnings in same types of occupations |
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Women have different jobs b/c |
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gendered occupations, different qualifications, and discrimination |
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different titles and discrimination |
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invisible barrier to women's promotions |
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invisibly helps men rapidly move into administrative positions |
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maw weber- as important as differences in economic reward |
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differences in prestige and power |
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men dominate verbal interactions |
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they take up more of the speaking time, inturrpt more and moresuccesfully |
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unwelcome sexual advances, requests for sexual favors, or other verbal or physical conduct of sexual nature; 2 froms: law- exists when employer expects sexual favors for something else, when an individual finds it impossible to do job becuase of hostile sexual climate |
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sex harasment not only reflect womens relative powerless social position |
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also helps keep them in that position |
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feminist movement second wave of feminism |
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liberal feminists: involvement in mainstream political and professional organizations and fought for women to gain equal rights
radical feminists:through civil-rights and anti-Vietnam war movements fought for more radical social changes, public awareness to incest, domestic violence and date rape, enjoy sex, birth control
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emphasize how womens positions had improved, celebrate womens sexual freedom not sexual dangers, ways sexism, racism, class inequality effect diff women |
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1900- marries black women |
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6x more likely to be employed than married white |
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b/c of low earning and no jobs for black men |
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black women and kids 3x more likely than white to live below poverty level |
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cultural expectations regarding who, where, when, why, how, and with whom one should have sex |
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increase from 40%in 1950s to 50% for girls 60%for boys in 1980, since then rates declined to about 46% |
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ppl prefer sexual/romatic relationships w/ same sex
2-6% all americans, twice as high among men |
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ppl whose sex or sexual identity is not definitively male/female: intersex, transsexuals |
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born with ambiguous genitalia-small penis or overies |
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