What Is Winner-Take-All? How Does It Compare to Proportional Representation

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Essay

What is winner-take-all? How does it compare to proportional representation?

Understand and articulate the ways in which sex education in Canadian schools may promote heterosexism.

Differentiate between essentialist and social constructionist approaches to human sexuality.

Analyze how language and societal norms influence the control of women's sexual behavior.

Examine how heterosexuality is reinforced in society through mechanisms of surveillance and normalization according to Michel Foucault.

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