DEPARTMENT OF WOMEN’S AND GENDER STUDIES: Women & Hip Hop At the conclusion of the semester students will be able to 1. Develop interdisciplinary research skills and familiarity with feminist theories and modes of inquiry. 2. Describe women’s historical and contemporary contributions to culture and society. 3. Demonstrate oral communication, writing, and critical thinking skills. […]
Individual Assignment: Current Event Paper Instructions Find an article that focuses on women and minority issues. You can utilize a legitimate newspaper such as “Scientific American” or “Time”, or a scientific journal. Do not use an abstract, use a complete article. Make an electronic copy of the article and submit it with your paper Write […]
Introduction to Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies Communion Essay Choose five out of the seven questions provided below. If you choose to answer six or all seven questions, the 6th and 7th will count as extra credit @ max 10 extra points/each. While the questions specifically ask you to reflect on what you’ve read and […]
2 pages, double spaced in which you describe the act and its after-effects and how it is empowering to women and/or girls.
France and its major Legal, cultural, political, and healthcare issues that women and LGBTQ+ The major Legal, cultural, political, and healthcare issues that women and LGBTQ+ communities faced across history, impacting their basic human rights regarding gender and sexuality intersecting race in France. Review the research objective of tracing women’s socioeconomic and legal status within […]
Consider the meanings associated with our name Instructions Consider the meanings associated with our name. In other words, share the origins of your name. Were you named after a grandparent or parent? What does your name mean? Interview family members and/or friends and inquire what meanings and histories are associated with your name. Lastly, feel […]
Gender and nation What are the ways in which Yuval-Davis argues that gender and nation are tied together? She specifically argues that one cannot be thought without the other. She names the nation as a violent enactment. How does the nation correspond with violence against women? You may provide an example to clarify your explanations. […]
