"If Feminist Thought and Activism Is to Be Genuinely Inclusive

question 41

Multiple Choice

"If feminist thought and activism is to be genuinely inclusive, it must be committed to making space for asexual identities and non-sexual ways of being-in-the world. We need to remember that at its core, sexual justice includes a commitment to sexual _______, which includes both the right and ability to choose sex and the right and ability to refuse sex. We must also recognize that all expectations about sexuality, whether it is expectations that one is not or should not be sexual or expectations that one is or should be sexual, can be equally limiting and oppressive. These expectations are regulatory for all people, whether they identify as sexual, asexual, or something else."

• A) repression
• B) expression
• C) autonomy
• D) none of the above

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Definitions:

Civil Rights Act

Landmark legislation in the United States passed in 1964 that outlawed discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, or national origin.

Remedies Available

Legal means through which a party can enforce a right or redress a wrong, including damages, injunctions, and specific performance.

Equal Pay Act

A U.S. law enacted in 1963 aimed at abolishing wage disparity based on sex.

Non-liquidated Damages

Compensation amounts not specified in a contract, to be determined in case of a breach according to the actual harm suffered.