An example of the imposition of dominant culture that is disproportionately used to control women is:
A. The turning of affirmative action on its head to support suits of reverse discrimination
B. Psychological diagnosis, labeling using the DSM-IV-TR, and psychiatric hospitalization
C. The failure to pass the equal rights amendment and its subsequent subordination of women and most of the rest of their political rights
D. None of the above
Question 2
Because the individual, personal, and psychological lives of women are largely determined by and reflect the power of gender role socialization, sexism, and oppression, womens experiences and stories are both about them and about the absorption and impact of these political realities. What feminist principle does this statement define?
A. The personal is political
B. Challenging sex-role stereotyping
C. Valuing womens experiences
D. The societal introjection process
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