Marxist Feminism
Unpaid Domestic Labour
Gender Data Gap
Social Gradient
Miscellaneous
100

The two key social systems that Marxist feminism focuses on

Patriarchy and Capitalism

100

List 3 examples of Unpaid Domestic Labour

  1. House management

  2. Childcare

  3. Cooking meals

  4. Washing clothes

  5. Cleaning the house

  6. Elder care

100

The tendency for the male experience to be treated as the universal or default human experience

Androcentrism

100

Women from lower socioeconomic backgrounds face greater health risks from unpaid reproductive labour because…

They have less financial support and stability to manage work and care responsibilities 

100

The primary goal of Feminism

Gender equality (complete and for all genders)

200

According to a Marxist Feminist, this is the main contributor to women's oppression

The Capitalist Economy

200

The approximate value per year of women's Unpaid Domestic Labour in Australia

$427 billion

200

The city that demonstrated consideration of gender differences in urban planning by introducing better lighting, clearer sight lines, and more accessible public spaces

Vienna

200

The unequal distribution of reproductive labour doesn’t just affect women’s economic position, it means… (Name at least 2)

  1. Less time for education

  2. Less time for healthcare 

  3. Less time for rest

200

The Feminist wave that focused on property and voting rights

First Wave (Suffragettes) 

300

The year that The Communist Manifesto was published

1848

300

According to the ILO, women perform more than ______ of unpaid care work globally

60% or 1/3

300

Name at least 1 finding from Zucker and Prendergast’s 2020 study about how different sexes respond to commonly prescribed medications

  1. Women generally experience higher drug concentrations 

  2. and longer elimination times

  3. Women are more likely to experience adverse drug reactions

300

The extra work that impacts women's ability to seek adequate employment or further their education

  1. Unpaid domestic labour

  2. Reproductive Labour

300

The other author of The Communist Manifesto

Friedrich Engels

400

The feminist wave that Marxist feminism emerged

2nd Wave (approx 1970s)

400

How does the patriarchy support capitalism?

Ensuring that women continue to perform unpaid domestic labour

400

Name at least 2 examples of when males are considered the "default" human

  1. Clothing design (including PPE)

  2. Safety testing (carcrash dummies)

  3. Disease diagnosis / symptoms

  4. Urban planning (work is close to housing but not groceries or childcare)

  5. Titles (eg actor vs actress, doctor vs female doctor, etc.)

400

The Women’s Health Movement emerged during which time period?

1960s - 70s

400

This highlights how women are economically undervalued and unsupported

Unpaid Domestic Labour

500

Name another concept of this theory that was not in the video

  1. Reserve army of labour

  2. Nuclear family

  3. Reproduction of the labour force

  4. Emotional labour (absorbing the frustrations of the husband)

500

What were the findings from the Australian research article about paid maternity leave? (In the video)

Improved postpartum health and wellbeing, but benefits differed across socioeconomic positions

500

According to the Marxist feminist perspective, what is the underlying reason for the gender data gap in medical research, beyond simple oversight?

The capitalist system only invests in medical knowledge that ensures the reproduction of the labour force

500

Access to resources determines how easily women can manage reproductive labour. Across what do the health consequences of motherhood differ?

Socioeconomic status / positions

500

Defined as the non-medical conditions in which people are born, grow, live, work, and age

Social Determinants of Health