gender

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How is gender socially constructed?

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Gender is based on societal/ cultural norms learned from family and media.

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What does Judith Butler say performativity means?

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Judith Butler sees performativity as the idea that identity, especially gender, is not fixed but formed through repeated actions and behaviors.

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Which media example best reflects traditional gender role reinforcement? A commercial showing a father cooking dinner for his family, A sitcom where a stay-at-home mom is portrayed as the family’s emotional caretaker, A film where a female character leads a military unit, An advertisement featuring gender-neutral clothing

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A sitcom where a stay-at-home mom is portrayed as the family’s emotional caretaker

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Which of the following best demonstrates how healthcare institutions contribute to gender inequality? Promoting wellness apps, Providing universal insurance coverage, Offering reproductive services only under strict legal conditions, Creating fitness programs for different age groups

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Offering reproductive services only under strict legal conditions

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Which of the following best represents a grassroots movement that has challenged gender-based oppression and reshaped cultural narratives? Options: The launch of a new gender-neutral fashion brand, The #MeToo movement exposing systemic sexual harassment and assault, A reality TV show featuring diverse dating experiences, The creation of gendered toy aisles in retail stores

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The #MeToo movement exposing systemic sexual harassment and assault