Focus on women's right to vote
Pacific Islander women often___the ideas that Western feminists were proposing,
Mother and Daughter fought each other on abortion law.
The movement which sought to end slavery
The first wave movement was largely defined and led by middle class ____.
the American Naval Administration’s rule in the 20th century on Guam ___ Chamorro women’s rights and activities.
Rape victims were left sitting in emergency room for hours neglected, told not to use the restroom, eat, or drink results in___
___ was the first overseas territory of the United States to recognize same-sex marriage
Following women’s suffrage in 1920, feminist activists channeled their energy into ---legal and political channels for effecting changes in labor laws and discrimination.
A critique of the ways in which second wave feminists often ignored racism and class oppression and how they uniquely impact women and men of color and working-class people.
There have been ___ waves in Feminism.
Focus of third wave of feminism.
The traditional ___economy consisted of men and women working together to subsistence fish and farm.
Refers to organizing politically around the experiences and needs of people who share a particular experience.
Colonialism replaced Guam’s economy with a ___ market economy that shifted the Chamorro division of labor.
U.S. military leaders and George Bush often claimed to be waging the war to “save” Afghani women from their patriarchal and ____ men.
Organizes with other groups based on their shared experiences of oppression.
Guam’s teen pregnancy rate is about ____ the national average.
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