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According to Manning Marable in Reading 1 (Toward Black American Empowerment), rape is a crime that is generally blind to race and, as such, black and white women are victimized about equally.
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In Reading 2 (From Nothing, A Consciousness), Helen Zia says that in college she found support from Asian male professors.
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| | A) | True
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In Reading 3 (The Puerto Rican Dummy and the Merciful Son), Martin Espada considers "macho" to be a constructive term than highlights the positive aspects of Latino males.
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In Reading 4 (Angry Women Are Building: Issues and Struggles Facing American Indian Women Today), Paula Gunn Allen suggests that media depictions of American Indians have an impact on the self-identification of American Indian men in regard to violence against women.
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According to Ruth Atkin and Adrienne Rich in Reading 5 ("J.A.P." - Slapping: The Politics of Scapegoating), Jews have been perceived as a "successful" minority group in America.
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Hormones are the safest, yet the most expensive, way to alter one's body, according to Kai Wright in Reading 6 (To Be Poor and Transgender).
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In Reading 7 (White Privilege and Male Privilege: A Personal Account of Coming to See Correspondences through Work in Women's Studies), Peggy McIntosh suggests that the privileges she discusses are desirable attributes that are actually beneficial to society.
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According to Maxine Baca Zinn and Bonnie Thornton Dill in Reading 8 (Theorizing Difference From Multiracial Feminism), multiracial feminism is an attempt to unify oppressions under the cause of feminism.
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According to Maxine Baca Zinn and Bonnie Thornton Dill in Reading 8 (Theorizing Difference From Multiracial Feminism), multiracial feminism is able to:
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| | A) | show how white women do not have race experiences
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| | B) | show how all women should unite under feminism regardless of race
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| | C) | focus on race rather than gender
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| | D) | focus on how difference is constituted
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According to Manning Marable in Reading 1 (Toward Black American Empowerment), the primary source of social control for Blacks in the U.S. is:
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| | A) | racist economic policies
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| | B) | prisons
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| | C) | homicide
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| | D) | poverty
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Which of the following is NOT one of the "three obediences," according to Helen Zia in Reading 2 (From Nothing, A Consciousness)?
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| | A) | The daughter obeys the father.
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| | B) | The family obeys the state.
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| | C) | The wife obeys the husband.
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| | D) | The widow obeys the son.
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In Reading 3 (The Puerto Rican Dummy and the Merciful Son), Martin Espada suggests that his own rage stemmed from:
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| | A) | internalized racism
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| | B) | abuse from his father
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| | C) | being in a gang
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| | D) | being fired from many jobs
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In Reading 4 (Angry Women Are Building: Issues and Struggles Facing American Indian Women Today), Paula Gunn Allen suggests that American Indians are facing:
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| | A) | apartheid
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| | B) | war
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| | C) | globalization
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| | D) | genocide
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According to Ruth Atkin and Adrienne Rich in Reading 5 ("J.A.P." - Slapping: The Politics of Scapegoating), J.A.P. stereotypes include women as:
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| | A) | "sluts"
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| | B) | maternal
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| | C) | lazy
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| | D) | intellectual
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According to Kai Wright in Reading 6 (To Be Poor and Transgender), transgender individuals are typically all of the following EXCEPT:
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| | A) | drag performers
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| | B) | heterosexual cross-dressers
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| | C) | people who live in a gender other than the one assigned to them at birth
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| | D) | people who are confused about which gender they are because they are hemaphrodites
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In Reading 7 (White Privilege and Male Privilege: A Personal Account of Coming to See Correspondences through Work in Women's Studies), Peggy McIntosh discusses _______ as leading to _______.
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| | A) | unearned advantage; conferred dominance
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| | B) | conferred dominance; war
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| | C) | racial privilege; open-mindedness
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| | D) | white privilege; apartheid
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