Assignment Number 16 Discussion/Writing Chrisler 15. Angela R. Gillem. Triple jeopardy in the lives of biracial black/white women. (220-235) Crawford & Unger. Kate Bornstein, The hard part (194-209) Crawford & Unger. Mocha Jean Herrup, Virtual identity. (210-216) Pipher 12. Then and now. (232-248) hooks 10. Race and gender. (55-60)

Student Name _____________________ Date due: 11-2-06 Psychology 258 Hal S. Bertilson, Ph.D.

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1.	What was your reaction to the Discussion by Dianna Hunter? What did you find particularly interesting?
2.	What does Angela Gillem mean by triple jeopardy in the lives of biracial black/white women? (221) What are her principle arguments? (220-235)
3.	One of the values of Psychology of Women is inclusiveness. How does the article "Triple jeopardy in the lives of biracial black/white women" evaluate the American culture in this regard?
4.	What are your feelings about "The hard part?" What did you learn? (194-209)
5.	In what ways is androcentrism illustrated in Pipher's chapter "Then and now?" Has the power of androcentrism changed? Explain. What is your reaction to this chapter? (232-248)
6.	What does hooks mean when she says that the feminist movement, especially the work of visionary black activists, paved the way for a reconsideration of race and racism that has had a positive impact on our society as a whole. (59)