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Question #1

The Swedish government does not allow:

A enforcing gender stereotypes in school.

B changing your gender on legal documents.

C abortion after 20 weeks.

D adolescents to medically transition.

Question #2

In the Bye Bye Binary podcast, they discuss how in the future gender:

A will be decided by the government.

B will not exist.

C might be treated more like hair color.

D will revert to the roles of the 1950s.

Question #3

California’s Gender Recognition Act allows:

A children to change their gender without their parent’s consent.

B people to select a third gender option on government-issued documents.

C public funding for gender-related health care.

D doctors to refuse to treat transgender patients.

Question #4

Which of the following countries has the lowest percentage of women in federal elected office?

A Afghanistan

B Uganda

C The United States

D Rwanda

Question #5

The United States ranks _______________ in terms of women’s political representation compared to other countries.

A 1st

B 10th

C 75th

D 50th

Question #6

Currently, women make up around ____________of Congress.

A 50%

B 60%

C 10%

D 24%

Question #7

In 2019, women made up an all-time record percentage of Fortune 500 CEOs at:

A 50%.

B 10%.

C 6.6%.

D 60%

Question #8

Couples in Sweden are entitled to ________ of paid parental leave.

A one year and 4 months

B 6 weeks

C 6 months

D 16 weeks

Question #9

Some countries have been successful at encouraging men to take advantage of parental leave through a policy:

A that paid fathers more to stay home than mothers.

B where couples would lose a month of leave unless the father took it

C that penalized families for having more than one child.

D that forced men to stay at home right after the baby was born.

Question #10

The Swedish men in the Latte Papas video:

A were angry that they had to take parental leave.

B wished they were at work rather than at home.

C felt isolated being the only dad at home with young children.

D felt comfortable taking care of their young children at home.

Question #11

Audre Lorde argued that taking care of your own emotional needs is a __________act.

A unnecessary

B political

C selfish

D racist

Question #12

Radical softness means:

A using your emotions to manipulate people.

B never crying in public.

C buying fabrics from woman-owned stores.

D embracing emotions and vulnerability without feeling ashamed.

Question #13

Some scholars argue that gender matters to white supremacists movements because women are used:

A to run for political office.

B as leaders of mass protests.

C as the primary figureheads in the media.

D to normalize the movement.

Question #14

The Women of the KKK lobbied, among other things for:

A the ability to work outside the home.

B the right for white women to marry outside their race.

C the right to have black housekeepers.

D white women’s right to vote.

Question #15

The founders of Black Lives Matter argue that their focus on ________________ has been overlooked in the discourse about the movement.

A queerness

B violence against black men

C police brutality

D criminal justice reform

Question #16

“A Rapist In Your Path” is a protest song created by feminists in:

A Portugal.

B Chile.

C the United States.

D Bulgaria.

Question #17

In Mexico City, women organized “A Day Without Us” to protest the government’s lack of response to:

A the right to abortion.

B the murder of women.

C equal pay for women.

D the economic downturn.

Question #18

As of March 2020, ___________ states ban use of the trans panic defense in court.

A 5

B 10

C 1

D all 50

Question #19

The trans panic defense is the idea that murder should be excused because the defendant was __________ by the trans person to have a romantic or sexual relationship with them.

A paid

B denied

C drugged

D tricked

Question #20

The majority of gender non-conforming people who are murdered in the US are:

A non-binary white people.

B transgender women of color.

C non-binary people of color.

D transgender men of color.

Question #21

In her article, “Why Consensual Sex Can Still Be Bad,” Traister (2015) argues that we need to move away from talking only about consent as the ultimate goal of sex and focus on:

A monogamy

B good sex.

C sexually-transmitted diseases.

D unplanned pregnancies.

Question #22

Aboriginal women are murdered at a rate __________ non-aboriginal women.

A two times that of

B four times that of

C at the same rate as

D less than

Question #23

Around ____________ of rapes are committed by a stranger.

A 80%

B 20%

C 50%

D 40%

Question #24

In addition to racism, native activists argue that one reason why missing and murdered indigenous women do not get much media coverage is:

A lack of data on the scope of the problem.

B fighting between Canadian and US governments.

C native populations are relatively small.

D the FBI handles most of the cases.

Question #25

More than half of all female murder victims are killed by:

A a current or former intimate partner or family member.

B a stranger who breaks in.

C someone just out of prison

D someone with a mental illness.

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