Feminism
by Isabel Spectre
1. Liberal Feminism
1.1. equality between men & women
1.1.1. equal pay
1.1.2. equal opportunities
1.2. political reform
2. Activism
2.1. create change
2.2. protest
2.2.1. lead/create rallies
2.3. vote
2.4. express opinion
2.5. make people aware of not obvious forms of oppression
2.5.1. oppressive language
2.5.2. cat calls
2.5.3. male dominance in education
3. Women's Rights
3.1. gender equality
3.2. reproductive rights
3.2.1. abortion rights
3.2.2. birth control
3.2.3. education about contraceptives
4. Education
4.1. better sex education
4.1.1. comprehensive
4.1.2. homosexual & heterosexual couples
4.1.3. contraceptives
4.2. funding for schools
4.3. equal education for kids from all socio/economic statuses
4.4. become aware of social location
4.4.1. what is the configuration of your "cage"
4.4.2. in/out group
4.4.3. what are your privileges and what do they lead to?
5. Radical Feminism
5.1. overthrow the system
5.2. male supremacy
5.3. white, supremacist, capitalist, patriarchy
6. Gender Roles
6.1. male dominance
6.2. social construction of gender
6.2.1. hurts both men & women
6.3. violence against women
6.3.1. take back the night
6.4. realize the oppression they lead to
7. GLBT Rights
7.1. gay marriage
7.2. workplace equality
7.2.1. gay discrimination in offices
7.2.2. discrimination in hiring policies
7.3. visitation rights
7.4. inclusive gender language
7.4.1. sie, ze, zie, hir, hirs
8. End Racism
8.1. become aware of racism
8.2. celebrate cultures & identities
8.3. end discrimination
8.3.1. workplace
8.3.2. housing
8.3.3. daily oppressions