The First Week
Social Movements
It's From the Reading
More from the Reading
Which of Your Classmates?
100
We began the semester discussing this mass mobilization.
What is The Women's March
100
This is a type of group action, when people get together to affect social change or block change.
What is a social movement
100
The name for people who join movements. They are individuals who believe in the goals of the movement.
What are adherents.
100
The Third World Women's Alliance, National Black Feminist Organization, National Alliance of Black Feminists, Combahee River Collective and Black Women Organized for Action are all examples of
What are black feminist organizations.
100
How many students are there in our class?
What is 22.
200
Albion Small's piece was the introduction to this concept
What is the social movement
200
This type of social movement seeks limited change and targets a small group of people or specific behavior.
What is an alternative social movement.
200
This author introduces the idea that there were organizationally distinct feminisms in the late 1970s/early 1980s
Who is Roth.
200
Was a major theme of the second part of the class (including what the take-home test was centered around.
What is collective identity.
200
This classmate lived in the Netherlands
Who is Inonge
300
According to bell hooks, there are two types of feminists
What are reformist and revolutionary
300
This theory explains how social movements occur because people feel deprived of goods or resources
What is deprivation theory
300
This is the development of a shared sense of identity or community
What is nation-making
300
Because the ladder to formal leadership in the Civil Rights Movement did not exist, these women held positions of power based on their "extraordinary activism"
What are bridge leaders.
300
Which of your classmates spent time in South Africa
Who is Mara.
400
An analytical sensibility that is a way of thinking about identity and its relationship to power. This concept problematizes single-axis frameworks
What is intersectionality
400
Similar to resource mobilization, this theory emphasizes the importance of political opportunities.
What is political processes theory.
400
This is "politics in the cracks."
What is interstitial politics.
400
Black feminist organizations are a good case study for how these two social movement theories intersect
What are collective identity and resource mobilization
400
Which of your classmates is from Hawaii?
Who is Joshua
500
This is a movement to end sexes, sexist exploitation, and oppression.
What is feminism
500
This theory explains how knowledge, money, media, labor, solidarity, legitimacy, and internal and external support from the power elite are valuable for a social movement.
What is resource mobilization
500
This "art" is how black women kept the public as private - only letting the public see wha they wanted them to see.
What is the art of dissemblance.
500
In How long? How Long? Robnett introduces this theory to explain how movements can be seen as irrational/spontaneous as they emerge from shared grievances.
What is collective behavior.
500
How many first year students are in our class?
What is eight
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