1. 2015 Equity and Social Justice – Practice – Flip Cards Instructions These “flip cards” are practice for the upcoming test. They are similar in content BUT NOT the questions on the test. To run…. Click on Slide Show in the Menu Bar Click on “From Beginning” in the drop down bar Hit the space bar for Card #1 Read the description, answer it, hit the space bar to “flip” the card and reveal the answer. Use the space bar to advance

2. 2015 Equity and Social Justice – Practice – Flip Cards Birth Sex

3. 2015 Equity and Social Justice – Practice – Flip Cards The sex one is assigned at birth based on visible physiological and anatomical sex characteristics

4. 2015 Equity and Social Justice – Practice – Flip Cards The assumption that heterosexuality is the only normal sexual identity

5. 2015 Equity and Social Justice – Practice – Flip Cards Heteronormativity

6. 2015 Equity and Social Justice – Practice – Flip Cards A social identity usually conflated with biological sex in a binary system that presumes one has either male and masculine characteristics and behaviour, or female and feminine characteristics and behaviour. In addition to being a major social status experienced by individuals, this is also a “social institution” that helps humans organize their lives

7. 2015 Equity and Social Justice – Practice – Flip Cards Gender

8. 2015 Equity and Social Justice – Practice – Flip Cards Transphobia

9. 2015 Equity and Social Justice – Practice – Flip Cards Fear, intolerance or hatred of atypical gender expression or identity, or of people embodying or expressing an atypical gender identity

10. 2015 Equity and Social Justice – Practice – Flip Cards A system of beliefs and practices that privileges men and subordinates women

11. 2015 Equity and Social Justice – Practice – Flip Cards Sexism

12. 2015 Equity and Social Justice - Practice – Flip Cards It is behavior or gender expression by an individual that does not match masculine and feminine gender norms

13. 2015 Equity and Social Justice – Practice – Flip Cards Gender-variant

14. 2015 Equity and Social Justice – Practice – Flip Cards A person whose self-definition challenges and disrupts traditional binary conceptions and boundaries of gender

15. 2015 Equity and Social Justice – Practice – Flip Cards Transgender

16. 2015 Equity and Social Justice – Practice – Flip Cards A person’s understanding of themselves in terms of gendered categories like man or woman, boy and girl, transgender, genderqueer, etc. How they feel inside or what they believe themselves to be

17. 2015 Equity and Social Justice – Practice – Flip Cards Gender Identity

18. 2015 Equity and Social Justice – Practice – Flip Cards Determines the focus of our sexual/erotic drives, desires and fantasies, and the inclination or capacity to develop intimate, emotional and sexual relationships with other people. It is usually quantified in terms of gender – both an individual’s own gender and the gender(s) of the people to whom that person is attracted and/or with whom they engage in intimate relationships and/or sexual behaviour

19. 2015 Equity and Social Justice – Practice – Flip Cards Sexual Orientation

20. 2015 Equity and Social Justice – Practice – Flip Cards An umbrella term used by some lesbian, gay, bisexual people to refer to themselves, often to avoid binary and static conceptions of sex, gender, and sexuality

21. 2015 Equity and Social Justice – Practice – Flip Cards Queer

22. 2015 Equity and Social Justice – Practice – Flip Cards A person’s sense of being a woman, a man, or other gender identification

23. 2015 Equity and Social Justice – Practice – Flip Cards Gender Identity

24. 2015 Equity and Social Justice – Practice – Flip Cards Fear or hatred of Islam and its adherents that translates into individual, ideological and systematic forms of prejudice, discrimination and oppression of Muslims and those thought to be Muslims

25. 2015 Equity and Social Justice – Practice – Flip Cards Islamophobia

26. 2015 Equity and Social Justice – Practice – Flip Cards Religious worldview that publicly affirms Christian observances, holy days and sacred spaces, at the expense of those who are not Christian. It normalizes Christian values as intrinsic to our public and political way of life, and Christian norms are seen “business as usual.”

27. 2015 Equity and Social Justice – Practice – Flip Cards Christian Hegemony

28. 2015 Equity and Social Justice – Practice – Flip Cards Heterosexual Privilege

29. 2015 Equity and Social Justice – Practice – Flip Cards Advantages received by heterosexuals in a heterosexist society

30. 2015 Equity and Social Justice – Practice – Flip Cards A group of medical diagnoses describing a person whose anatomy or physiology differs from cultural ideals of male and female in terms of external genitalia, internal genitalia and/or hormone production levels

31. 2015 Equity and Social Justice – Practice – Flip Cards Intersex

32. 2015 Equity and Social Justice – Practice – Flip Cards Socially constructed behavior expectations for men and women

33. 2015 Equity and Social Justice – Practice – Flip Cards Gender Roles

34. 2015 Equity and Social Justice – Practice – Flip Cards People’s behaviours that convey something about their gender identity or that other people interpret as meaning something about their gender identity. How we talk, walk, dress and language used for ourselves (e.g., names and pronouns) are all aspects of it. Socially, we quantify it with terms like masculine, feminine, androgynous, butch and femme

35. 2015 Equity and Social Justice – Practice – Flip Cards Gender Expression

36. 2015 Equity and Social Justice – Practice – Flip Cards Cross Dresser

37. 2015 Equity and Social Justice – Practice – Flip Cards A person who enjoys dressing in clothes typically associated with another gender, often are heterosexual men

38. 2015 Equity and Social Justice – Practice – Flip Cards A system of cultural beliefs and practices that assume a fixed, binary system of gender into which everyone must fit

39. 2015 Equity and Social Justice – Practice – Flip Cards Transgender Oppression

40. 2015 Equity and Social Justice – Practice – Flip Cards The advocacy of women's rights on the grounds of political, social, and economic equality to men

41. 2015 Equity and Social Justice – Practice – Flip Cards Feminism

42. 2015 Equity and Social Justice – Practice – Flip Cards The cultural domination of a specific ethnic (often majority) group in a larger national context

43. 2015 Equity and Social Justice – Practice – Flip Cards Ethnocentrism

44. 2015 Equity and Social Justice – Practice – Flip Cards An institutional set of benefits granted to those who resemble the people who dominate the powerful positions in our institutions OR A right, immunity or benefit enjoyed only by a person beyond the advantages of most

45. 2015 Equity and Social Justice – Practice – Flip Cards Privilege

46. 2015 Equity and Social Justice – Practice – Flip Cards Emotional, affectional and sexual attractions and behavior toward someone of another sex (heterosexual), same-sex (lesbian or gay) or any sex (bisexual/pansexual)

47. 2015 Equity and Social Justice – Practice – Flip Cards Sexual Orientation

48. 2015 Equity and Social Justice – Practice – Flip Cards The belief that one sex (usually the male) is naturally superior to the other and should dominate most important areas of political, economic, and social life.

49. 2015 Equity and Social Justice – Practice – Flip Cards Sexism

50. 2015 Equity and Social Justice – Practice – Flip Cards A social identity usually conflated with biological sex in a binary system that presumes one has either male and masculine characteristics and behaviour, or female and feminine characteristics and behaviour. In addition to being a major social status experienced by individuals, this is also a “social institution” that helps humans organize their lives

51. 2015 Equity and Social Justice – Practice – Flip Cards Gender

52. 2015 Equity and Social Justice – Practice – Flip Cards The classification of sex and gender into two distinct, opposite and disconnected forms of masculine and feminine.

53. 2015 Equity and Social Justice – Practice – Flip Cards Binary Gender System

54. 2015 Equity and Social Justice – Practice – Flip Cards The ways in which we each manifest masculinity or femininity

55. 2015 Equity and Social Justice – Practice – Flip Cards Gender Expression

56. 2015 Equity and Social Justice – Practice – Flip Cards A lesbian or gay man who gender presentation includes attributes more commonly associated with masculinity than femininity

57. 2015 Equity and Social Justice – Practice – Flip Cards Butch

58. 2015 Equity and Social Justice – Practice – Flip Cards A person who does not subscribe to conventional gender distinctions but identifies with neither, both, or a combination of male and female genders.

59. 2015 Equity and Social Justice – Practice – Flip Cards Genderqueer

60. 2015 Equity and Social Justice – Practice – Flip Cards Someone who wants to, intends to or has begun to pursue some physical change to his/her/hir body, in an effort to align the physical body with one’s gender identity and identifies with this term. This is an identity that must be claimed as one’s own; it should not be imposed on people

61. 2015 Equity and Social Justice – Practice – Flip Cards Transsexual

62. 2015 Equity and Social Justice – Practice – Flip Cards The oppression of people whose gender expression, gender identity and/or sex identity does not match the expectations of the dominant norm of society.

63. 2015 Equity and Social Justice – Practice – Flip Cards Transgender Oppression