Exam 4: Epistemologies of Bodies: Ways of Knowing and Experiencing the World

"If feminist thought and activism is to be genuinely inclusive, it must be committed to making space for asexual identities and non-sexual ways of being-in-the world. We need to remember that at its core, sexual justice includes a commitment to sexual _______, which includes both the right and ability to choose sex and the right and ability to refuse sex. We must also recognize that all expectations about sexuality, whether it is expectations that one is not or should not be sexual or expectations that one is or should be sexual, can be equally limiting and oppressive. These expectations are regulatory for all people, whether they identify as sexual, asexual, or something else."

Where does Ifemelu find a supportive and encouraging community?

What are the ways to depict women radically?

What does Dark say equates status in America?

Fill in the blank of the article's argument: "Precisely because Asian men are _______ in Western minds, the Western mind is unable to see anything other than a female when gazing at a male "Oriental" body."

Mock states that one of the most common questions asked by local Hawaiians is "what you?" which means which of the following?

There is no one race or ethnic group in particular that can occupy an authentic cosmopolitan white location because there has never been a "real" whiteness to begin with: whiteness is a _______ quality, neither real nor unreal.

What effect might the imbalance found in gay Asian and white relationships have on gay Asian men?

How does Mock define the word "mahu" that was used as a playground slur when she was young?

What does the poem imagine as the best way to draw the woman's body to begin a new way of looking at women in general?

Which statement is true?