What is Reproductive Justice?
Who is the author of the book?
Who is Patricia Zavella
Encourages individuals to understand personal troubles as connected to broader social issues and historical contexts.
What is sociological imagination?
What other political movements does the reproductive justice movement relate to?
What are immigration issues?
The author used different research methods to prove her idea in the book.
WHAT IS YES!!!!!!
What type of discrimination do Latina women often face when accessing reproductive healthcare, along with economic and cultural barriers?
What is racial discrimination?
When was the beginning of the Reproductive Rights moment?
Early 1900's (1914)
The interconnected nature of social categorizations such as race, class, and gender as they apply to a given individual or group, regarded as creating overlapping and interdependent systems of discrimination or disadvantage.
What is intersectionality?
Who is the civil rights activist known for her “ready-to-work skills?”
Who is Kimberle Crenshaw
The research methods used in this book are citing other people’s ideas or interviews, and presenting diagrams and datas.
No, she also do reasoning based on the evidences
What did Indigenous women create to provide culturally sensitive reproductive health services that incorporate traditional practices?
What are culturally sensitive reproductive health programs?
How many Reproductive Non-Profit organizations in the U.S.?
30
Who introduced sociological imagination?
Who is C. Wright Mills
What group has the reproductive justice movement used to help understand empowerment and the transition to adulthood?
What is the youth
Reasoning is important but not always important. Sometimes when you want to prove some simple argument, you can just present persuasive datas & diagrams.
Yes
What have women of color formed to combat high rates of maternal mortality and advocate for healthcare changes?
What are grassroots organizations?
“Lack of information about sexuality and sexual health; discrimination in the health care system; lack of access to sexual and reproductive health care; and poor quality of sexual and reproductive health information and services.”
What is Reproductive Injustice?
What's an example of a past injustice that woman of color faced?
What is Forced Sterilization
Who serves as the cultural translators of the reproductive justice framework?
Who is women of color
When the author wants to prove that “someone is seeing social problems based on structural inequalities and that marginalizes women of color”, she combined ideas of other people and her own reasoning.
Yes
What term describes the overlapping struggles related to race, class, and gender that women of color face, especially in areas like reproductive justice?
What is intersectionality?
"The human right to maintain personal bodily autonomy, have children, not have children, and parent the children we have in safe and sustainable communities.”
What is Reproductive Justice?
What three topics does Zavella emphasize concerning the intersectionality of identities?
What is Race, Gender, and Class
Who is known for spiritual activism in the women's reproductive justice community?
Who is Gloria Anzaldua
Does she use four research methods?
No
What historical abuse in the healthcare system, mentioned by Zavella, targeted women of color under the pretense of public health policy?
What is coerced sterilization?