Question 1

International feminist organizations reject a pessimistic "doom-and-gloom" trajectory of our future. Theirs is an urgent call that is embracing of willingness and co-creativity. They invite us to close our eyes and envision a whole new range of possibilities. What specifically do you see? Where from your microscopic perspective would change begin? What is your first step toward effecting meaningful change? What new hashtag would you launch?

Accepted Answer

The answer of International feminist organizations reject a pessimistic "doom-and-gloom"...

Question 2

St. Onge embraces liberation, restoration, and wholeness recognized in respect for:

Accepted Answer

A)  all the natural elements 
B)  all living creatures 
C)  all human beings 
D)  all of the above

Question 3

Lee, the daughter of an Indonesian immigrant, shares how her mother's acculturation to US society was made easier by "small powerful gestures" of individuals who:

Accepted Answer

A)  assisted her with finding a job and residence 
B)  welcomed her into their church 
C)  both "a" and "b" 
D)  neither "a" nor "b"

Question 4

Chernik's war against her body demanded her being _____ herself.

Accepted Answer

A)  forced to be dishonest with 
B)  openly shaming and sabotaging 
C)  silent about 
D)  none of the above

Question 5

St. Onge writes a new treaty of resistance that has been forged in the fires of:

Accepted Answer

A)  conquest and colonization 
B)  genocide and enslavement 
C)  deracination and dispossession 
D)  all of the above

Exam 12: Creating Change: Theory, Vision, and Actions

St. Onge embraces liberation, restoration, and wholeness recognized in respect for:

Lee, the daughter of an Indonesian immigrant, shares how her mother's acculturation to US society was made easier by "small powerful gestures" of individuals who:

Chernik's war against her body demanded her being _____ herself.

St. Onge writes a new treaty of resistance that has been forged in the fires of: