1) Read the article “The First and Second Waves of Feminism” and write the theme of the article.

2) Explain how this theme connects to historical contexts.

3) Analyze these readings intersectionally. That is, how are the intersections of race, class, gender, religion, sexuality, ability, etc. discussed in these readings? You might also discuss how these readings address issues from a transnational and/or multicultural perspective. In what ways are imperialism, globalization, people outside of the US, and/or people in the US who are part of varying cultures discussed? You must choose at least two different intersections of social identity to analyze in your answer (for example, the intersection of race and gender as well as the intersection of race and sexuality). If you choose to discuss a transnational or multicultural perspective, this counts as an intersection as well.

4) How did these readings resonate with you or your experiences on a personal level? In what ways did they allow you to connect the personal with the political? Also, if possible, name at least one thing you learned and/or recognized from these readings about a culture different from your own.

5) What are some actions that can be taken to address the issues that are raised by the theme? In other words, how would you take action to solve some of the problems involved with this theme?

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