When discussing the massive cultural impact of the 1991 Anita Hill and Clarence Thomas hearings, the documentary features interviews with everyday women who watched it on TV. What did many women report doing collectively at their workplaces during the broadcast?

In the documentary, Not Done: Women Re-making America, which major viral movement does the film credit activist Tarana Burke for originally founding years before it went mainstream in Hollywood?

In a few sentences, discuss what key concepts from our course apply to the 3-part documentary film Makers: Women Who Make America?

In Tough Guise 2, Jackson Katz uses the career evolution of rapper Eminem (Marshall Mathers) to illustrate how white suburban boys adopt specific personas. According to the film, what did Eminem do to gain respect and validity in the hip-hop community?

In Tough Guise 2, Katz argues that when media reports on mass shootings, violence is rarely framed as a gender issue. Instead, what does he say the media typically focuses on?

What physical punishment is Alice Paul subjected to in prison to stop her protest?

When Miss Representation focuses on how news media covers female politicians, it shows a montage of news anchors criticizing Hillary Clinton and Sarah Palin. What specific physical or personal trait did the media obsessively critique about both women?

Which suffragette was told that her group had to join the parade at the back?

In Not Done: Women Remaking America, the documentary features an interview where a Black activist from North Carolina tells a crying white woman, “This is America… So welcome. The water’s warm.” What point was she making?

Actress Geena Davis discusses her Institute on Gender in Media and reveals a shocking statistic regarding children’s media. According to Davis, what is true about the clothing worn by female characters in G-rated animated films compared to R-rated films?