Deviant Bodies
The term for individuals who do not fit into the gender binary.
What is nonbinary? (Two-Spirit, Agender)
A term that can be defined as male dominance or leadership.
What is patriarchy?
Those that define the norms of behavior and gender presentation.
Define intersectionality.
What is the overlapping social identities and their related systems of oppression?
Examples of deviant bodies
What are...many examples
The name of the movement that supports women's equality.
What is feminism?
The production of knowledge that is centered around men.
What is androcentrism?
Categories of intersectionality.
What are race, class, gender, region, etc?
Unlike celibacy (the choice to abstain from sexual activity), this is the experience of a complete or partial absence of sexual attraction.
What is asexuality?
A term for the hatred of women.
What is misogyny?
The role disability plays in normality
What is without an understanding of disability, there would be no understanding of being normal?
Intersectionality argues this about our identities
What is, that we cannot view them separately or independently.
Deviant bodies in the eyes of the medical system
What are...multiple answers
The systemic processes that regulate our behaviors.
What are social institutions?
The term that assumes that marriage between a man and a woman is the norm.
What is heteronormativity?
In a medical setting, the way that your race and gender might intersect to privilege you or oppress you.
What are racial myths in healthcare? (different reproductive health practices, bias in perceived intelligence, being automatically believed)
Deviant bodies in the eyes of the economy
What are... multiple examples
The term that assumes "sameness" for everyone within an identity (ex. "All women are the same")
What is universality?
The understanding that everyone normally or naturally experiences sexual attraction
What is compulsory sexuality or the sexual imperative?
When someone goes shopping, the ways their intersectionality might impact their experience
What is...
Race (being followed/accused of shoplifting)
Religion (having access to foods you can eat)
Dis/Ability (being able to move through the store)