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: 3-31-05 Psychology 358 Hal S. Bertilson, Ph.D.

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1.	What was your reaction to the video : "The Pill?" What did you learn?
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)