The LGBT movement is driven by political goals. Which one of the following is an example of a political goal?
a. challenging dominant constructions of masculinity and femininity
b. confronting heteronormativity
c. changing laws and policies to gain rights and protections
d. challenging homophobia
Question 2
________________ is the process of selling products by advertising that sexual ideals can be achieved if consumers buy them.
a. Subversive marketing
b. Gender based marketing
c. The commercialization of gender ideals
d. Gender polarization
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