Women's Studies Paper

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Read pages 230-248 and then explain how historical constructions of family and work are connected and significant to understanding contemporary formations of gender and sexuality.
Read pages 249-278. How do social constructions of gender, race, class, sexuality, age and nationality stratify the labor market?
Read pages 279-293 and explain how intersectional approaches to reproductive politics craft contested meanings about reproductive choice and justice.
Read pages 294-326. How is gender-based violence tied to structures of race, class, sexuality, age and nationality?
Read pages 327-344. In what ways do popular culture and media representations play an integral role in understanding gender, race, class, sexuality, religion, age, ability and nationality?