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[[Anti-Sexism]] |  [[Feminist Movement]]  |  [[UN Fourth World Conference on Women - Bejing, China]] | [[GLBTQ]] | [[INCITE]] | [[Men's Liberation]] | [[Conclusion]]| [[Anti-Sexism Sources]]
*The United States passed many laws and Britain did not. Why?
 
**US
 
***Nationalisms and patriotism used to gain momentum
 
****Individual and political agendas helped drive the movement
<p align="center">Anti-Sexism has gained much support over the years due to these organizations that promote equality among ''all'' men and women.  Each orgainzation, whether specifically promoting women's rights or gay/lesbian rights, self promote and help pave the way of the larger movement and task at hand.  More importantly than self-promotion, the research shows, that many of these organizations refer to one another and take note of each group's focus.  In the recognition of each other, they also join together throught the internet, at conferences, protests, and rallies.  We believe that the unification of many different races, classes, and genders has set a foundation for the anti-sexism movement that will continue to grow and gain more support until equality is obtained and displayed in daily life.</p>
***Racism
 
****immigration
 
**Britain
<p align="center">[[Image:Scales.gif|thumb|Description]]</p>
***Classism
****Class struggle
****Working class was singled out
***The players were not politically motivated because of the class divide
**Timing
***US: Early 1900s
***Britain: Late 1920s at the heels of Nazi movement\
**Religion
***Not much of factor in the US
***Catholics joined with Labor party to create a coalition against sterilization
*Movies
**Rabbit Proof Fence
**Gattaca
*Opinion

Latest revision as of 06:12, 2 December 2009

  • The United States passed many laws and Britain did not. Why?
    • US
      • Nationalisms and patriotism used to gain momentum
        • Individual and political agendas helped drive the movement
      • Racism
        • immigration
    • Britain
      • Classism
        • Class struggle
        • Working class was singled out
      • The players were not politically motivated because of the class divide
    • Timing
      • US: Early 1900s
      • Britain: Late 1920s at the heels of Nazi movement\
    • Religion
      • Not much of factor in the US
      • Catholics joined with Labor party to create a coalition against sterilization
  • Movies
    • Rabbit Proof Fence
    • Gattaca
  • Opinion
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