Street Hassling Is an Example of the Relationship Between Hostile

question 23

Multiple Choice

Street hassling is an example of the relationship between hostile sexism and benevolent sexism because

• A) friendly inquiries are sometimes followed up with angry or threatening ones if the woman doesn't properly respond.
• B) it is harmless unless a woman decides she doesn't like it.
• C) it dilutes hegemonic masculinity.
• D) it happens to both women (hostile) and men (benevolent).

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