Concepts
A husband, wife, and their children
Nuclear family
__________________.
Reflexive modernization
The numbers of missing and murdered Indigenous women in Canada (e.g. Winnipeg) are linked to the historical past of their ancestors. Some of whom were forced to attend:
Residential schools
The name of our guest lecturer on violence
Nneka MacGregor
Smith's family is the ideological standard by which all other family configurations are evaluated
SNAF
A couple lives in two separate dwellings, maybe in another city, another region of the country, or even a few blocks away
Living Apart Together
Patriarchy, men's power and privilege, is linked with this theoretical perspective:
a. symbolic interactionism
b. structural functionalism
c. materialist/conflict perspective
d. life course perspective
C. materialist/conflict perspective
The Komagata Maru was blocked from docking in Vancouver, BC because of this policy
Angele Alook gave a guest lecture on how Indigenous family relations changed for these peoples:
a. Cree
b. Haida
c. Mi'kmaq
d. Anishnawbee
a. Cree
Children thrive from love and care from all family members, even including "three polyamorous brothers-in-law," according to this author:
Judith Stacey
The processes involved in maintaining and reproducing people, specifically the labouring population and their labour power, on a daily and generational basis
Social reproduction
a. first person storytelling
b. cultural immediacy
c. desires racial privilege
d. maintaining racial differences
A. First person storytelling
The Skin We're In demonstrates that the history of racism is felt in the present. This is _____________ trauma.
Intergenerational trauma
What is one reason that women stay in violent relationships with men?
Love, hope, fear, shame and stigma, religion, culture
The OECD Report asks us to be concerned about how we can maintain a large enough working force population because of what demographic trend?
Decline in fertility and so numbers of younger persons working
OR
Increasing and greater longevity of Canadians
Indigenous peoples were forcibly removed from territories, homes, and land by Europeans
Settler colonialism
The theoretical perspective that allows us to see how culture and religion intertwine in the experience of, and response to, intimate partner violence
Intersectionality; intersectional theory
What is the secret to a long life in 100 and Counting: Secrets to a Long Life?
Love
According to Angele Alook, what is the name given to women, sometimes fictive kin, who help care for children in Indigenous communities?
Aunties
Couture-Carron found that male domination and control can be culturally tolerated (through friendships, clothing, religion) among this group of women
South Asian Muslim women
A limitation based on physical, sensory, cognitive, neurological, or psychological difference
Impairment
The theory that argues the prevalence of the gender division of labour is the product of disparity in the valuation of women's and men's skills in the labour market:
a. social reproduction
b. new home economics
c. feminist political economy
d. materialist/conflict perspective
b. new home economics
While Leave it to Beaver illustrates a ________ family, Beck and Beck-Gernsheim would argue that Modern Family illustrates ________________ families.
Nuclear family and post-familial family
Nneka Macgregor and team would argue who is responsible for ending intimate partner violence?
All of us
Which author argues that domestic workers who have come to Canada rely on othermothering of their children back home in the Caribbean?
a. Brigham
b. Dua
c. Crawford
d. Coontz
C. Crawford