Humanities : Women Studies

In chapter 12, beyond the natural body, it states “During the second wave of feminism that started in the 1970s,(fe)male bodies were of central concern in many debates, although in a rather peculiar way. Feminist biologists, like myself, were certain that biological determinism had to be rejected. We knew that nature does not determine what we mean when we use terms such as woman, body, femininity. We chose this position to contest those opponents of feminism who suggested that social…

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Craft an argument about race, gender, and politics in The Bluest Eye and race, gender, and politics today. Choose one of the following topics that exist in the book, The Bluest Eye... Poverty and anti-Black racism Patriarchy and white supremacy Gender, labor, and sex work Gender, race, and low-wage work Write a compare and contrast essay which considers *ONE* of the issues at stake in The Bluest Eye from the perspective of politics and policy. Choose one political issue from…

Please respond to one of the following prompts. Regardless of your choice, be sure to support your argument with direct quotations from the texts (written or filmed) from this unit. Do not use materials from outside the course, though you are free to draw on material from earlier units. 1.    What does it mean to say sexuality is “political?” Give at least two examples in your answer. Your essay should be 3-4 pages long.