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What were the sex wars?

by Christopher R. Teeple | Jan 20, 2022 | Women and gender studies

What were the sex wars? Why did we see such sharp distinctions between the 2 groups involved in these problems and debates? Do we have contemporary conflicts between feminist? READ: “The Sex Wars, 1970s to 1980s · Lesbians in the Twentieth Century, 1900-1999 ·...

what can we learn about power and white supremacy?

by Christopher R. Teeple | Oct 31, 2021 | Women and gender studies

Exploration of white nationalist politics affords a powerful opportunity to explore the interlocking manifestations of race and gender. When we study gender politics within white nationalist spheres, what can we learn about power and white supremacy? Use all listed...

Read the article “Deciphering Pocahontas” and in your own words (no direct quotations) write a two-page essay discussing the main points raised by the author.

by Christopher R. Teeple | Oct 23, 2021 | Women and gender studies

Good morning students: Our attention this week turns to the linguistic micro aggressions that disabled people endure as a result of our unintentional use of ableist language. We will also explore how the appropriation and commodification of Native American culture has...

What does Catherine Clinton say about Harriet Tubman?

by Christopher R. Teeple | Oct 19, 2021 | Women and gender studies

Module 5 Homework Questions: After reading the book and listening to the podcasts, answer the following questions and submit them to the Assignment Module 5 Homework DropBox. Each answer should be at least one paragraph in length. You have to have in-text citations,...

Write 500-words reflecting on the concept of “brilliant imperfection” as a response to the “ideology of cure” as discussed by Eli Clare.

by Christopher R. Teeple | Oct 15, 2021 | Women and gender studies

Write 500-words reflecting on the concept of “brilliant imperfection” as a response to the “ideology of cure” as discussed by Eli Clare. Since this is a reflection rather than a formal essay, your paper does not need to include a central thesis...