Gender and Sexuality Crossword

Biological difference between males and females.
Social and cultural significance we attach to those presumed biological difference.
Belief in social, economic, and political equalty for women.
Feminist movement in the United States born in New York in 1848.
Holds that gender, race, ethnicity, and class must not be studied in isolation, because they have intermingled effects on our identity, knowledge, and outcomes.
Maintains that a complete understanding of social realations must incorporate the perspectives of marginalized voices.
Denotes our identities and activities as sexual beings.
Categories of people to whom we are sexually attracted.
Includes those who are sexually attracted to members of the opposite sex.
Includes those who are attracted to members of the same sex.
Includes those who are attracted to both men and women.
People who appear to be biologically one sex but who identify with the gender of another.
Cultural presupposition that heterosexuality is appropriate standard for sexual identity and practice and that alternative sexualities are deviant, abnormal, or wrong.
Ideology that one sex is suerior to another.