bell hooks

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She describes feminism is the struggle to end patriarchal oppression
bell hooks states that feminism is a political commitment. You have to be someone who is campaigning for change
bell hooks states that woman are not all discriminated against in the same way or to the same extent
Intersectionality- bell hooks states that discrimination and oppression against women vary depending on ethnicity and class

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bell hooks

Cards (4)

3.5.2.3 Key Theorist

3.2.6.3 Structural Theories

2.6 Comparative Theories

1.6 Comparative Theories

2.6 Comparative Theories

1.4.4 Cognitive Theories

4.1.1 Dualist Theories

5.3 Theories of Crime

1.4 Theories of Criminality

7.2 Theories of Stratification

8.3 Theories of Power

4.1.2 Physicalist Theories

3.2.6.2 Conflict Theories

6.2.2 Cognitive Theories

4.1.2 Physicalist theories

1.4.1 Biological Theories

4.1.1 Dualist theories

7.1 Theories of the Self

3.2.6.1 Consensus Theories

1.2.3 Theories of Perception

6.6.1 Theories of motivation