Thirty Years of Scholarship in the<i>Women and Criminal Justice</i>Journal: Gender, Feminism, and Intersectionality

Posey, Brianne M.; Kowalski, Melissa A.; Stohr, Mary K.

doi:10.1080/08974454.2019.1661330

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“…Akses perempuan ke posisi pelayanan dianggap rumit, meskipun wanita dominan dalam gerakan pentakosta (Oom-Dove, 2018, p. 9). Kajian tentang gender telah banyak diteliti oleh para ahli antara lain: Wiyatmi (2009); Purbani (2013); Unsriana (2014); Meiliana (2016); Juanda (2019b); Posey et al (2019); Stecher (2019); Schulz and Bahník (2019). Penelitian sebelumnya banyak mengkaji novel di antaranya: (Wiyatmi, 2009); (Purbani, 2013); (Unsriana, 2014); dan (Meiliana, 2016).…”

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“…Tokoh Mince mencari nafkah secara mandiri dan bekerja apa saja asal halal, yaitu pekerjaan sebagai juru parkir. Posey et al (2019) dalam penelitiannya ditemukan bahwa ras, kelas, dan kehidupan perempuan memiliki pengaruh terhadap perempuan, baik sebagai korban, pelaku, maupun praktisi. Stecher (2019) dalam penelitiannya ditemukan refleksi yang mendalam terhadap kondisi kehidupan wanita pada paruh abad ke dua puluh.…”

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Kajian Gender Dalam Cerpen Kukila Kumpulan Cerpen Karya A. Aan Mansyur

Afandi

2020

Journal Kafa`ah

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The purpose of this study is to analyze and describe the phenomenon of gender in short stories with a feminist approach. In this study used a descriptive qualitative method with content analysis techniques. Data collection was carried out by descriptive survey through relevant research article data sources, library data sources, printed books containing a collection of Aan Mansyur's short stories published by PT Gramedia Pustaka Utama in 2012. The analysis focused on Mansyur author's thinking, social issues, traditional culture and modern culture regarding women. The results of the study, namely the type of feminist used by the author Mansyur is existential feminism. In this case the mother character in the short story in the Coconut Gardens in my Head shows its existence as a human being who can compete in the public sphere. Auntie Mare can pay for her children's education by working. In terms of culture there has been a change from traditional to modern culture. Aunt Mare's character is no longer employed as a ata or slave in the Bone tradition but is given a job as a gardener and barber. Generally, this work is carried out by men but through the author Mansyur the job is taken over by women. In Mansyur's short story found the phenomenon of gender injustice including marginalization, subordination, stereotyping, physical violence, and workload problems.

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Kajian Gender Dalam Cerpen Kukila Kumpulan Cerpen Karya A. Aan Mansyur

Afandi

2020

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“…Yet establishment conservatism has spoken nothing about the current attempts to cut the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP). Typically, their long tradition places little emphasis on issues affecting vulnerable women, such as African Americans (Posey et al, 2019). Pushing low-cost accommodation or other ways to tackle homelessness doesn't appear to climb to the top of the list.…”

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“…Pushing low-cost accommodation or other ways to tackle homelessness doesn't appear to climb to the top of the list. A couple of papers are available, and maybe one or two feminists bringing it up as a feminist issue (Posey et al, 2019). But there are no glitzy ads, no services of enticing slogans backed up by famous names.…”

Section: Female Empowerment Overlooking the Poor Womenmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Overall, it''s not a case of working well enough for women who are struggling to keep themselves safe, fed, and dressed. Their desire for fair pay starts with equitable access to employment and opportunities, but not in pursuit of equal pay or "having it all" (Posey et al, 2019). A feminist viewpoint that persists without dealing with the influence of race, age, gender, orientation, or capacity is one that will spout all the right words but will do little about the circumstances facing women.…”

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Evaluating the Intersectionality of Women Liberation Movements

Li¹

2020

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The paper focuses on how women’s liberation movements overlook women from minority race groups. The rise of feminism, for example, ignores the unique challenges faced by queer women and women of color. Additionally, women liberation movements do not highlight the plight of women from minority race groups, who are thought of as less feminine. For instance, feminist movements do not highlight the discrimination against black women, who tend to be assertive and confident, traits associated with masculinity. Moreover, women’s suffrage protests were subjects of criticism for segregating women based on race. The paper criticizes the women’s liberation movements take on intersectionality of race, strengthening the need to revisit their primal objectives, particularly feminist campaigns that ought to address plights for vulnerable women in society.

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