Sexism is a prejudice based on one's sex or gender, sexism can affect anyone, but it mainly affects women and girls.

The image is dice showing how in some situations, men and women will be treated equally or unequally solely based on gender.

This image is more of a literal example of sexism, as it clearly shows that men and women can be treated unequally or equally and it usually depends on the situation.

Poverty is not having enough money to be able to afford basic survival needs such as food, clothing and shelter

This image shows an older man sleeping on the floor of a busy street with not many belongings with him.

This image shows how poverty and especially in the extreme can lead to homelessness as many people can not afford shelter and food and need to beg strangers for it.

Transphobia is the negative attitude, actions, and feelings towards transgender individuals.

This image shows a trans flag with the words "Not safe to be me" across the flag.

This image is more of an idea of this concept, as many trans people do not feel safe being themselves as many people have been attacked, harassed, or even killed just for being trans.

Segregation is the separation of a group of people based on race, class, or ethnicity usually through restricted areas, separate facilities, or barriers to social interaction.

This image shows a white man drinking from one drinking fountain, and a black man drinking from a different fountain that is labeled, "for colored only".

This image is more of a literal example of this concept as it shows clearly just what segregation is and how bad it used to be.

Find the dates of when the first four women were appointed to the U.S. Supreme Court.

Sandra Day O'Connor (1981), Ruth Bader Ginsburg (1993), Sonia Sotomayor (2009), and Elena Kagan (2010)

This quest connects to the class through the concept of gender inequality, the dates from when these women were appoi8nted were very recent and far apart from each other. This is because there has usually only been men in this branch of the government. Gender inequality is about the different treatment of men and women and not allowing women into a male dominated field until recent years.

Where did this case originate?

From a Mississippi law that banned abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy, except in cases of medical emergency.

This quest also connects to gender inequality as there have only been laws created to control women's bodies and choices and not for men. if men got pregnant, the topic of abortion and birth control would not be a political or public issue.

What are some examples of Medical interventions for gender affirming care?

Hormone therapy

Puberty blockers (for minors)

Surgery

This quest connects to the transphobia topic of this class and how we can support the trans people in our community. We can help support them by voting to make it easier for trans people to get the surgeries and hormones that they need and to not spread hate.

What are some characteristics of the great recession?

Deep Recession, Job Losses, Financial Instability, and Long Recovery.

This quest connects to the topic of Economic Inequality and Poverty as many people suffered during this time as there was financial instability, the loss of jobs, and this led to many people not having enough money for basic needs.

What is the U.S. state that became the 36th state to ratify the amendment, which is what officially made the 19th amendment a part of the constitution?

Tennessee.

This quest relates to the gender inequality topic of this class, as it took many years and multiple states to be able to make women's right to vote a part of the constitution. Since this country was founded, men have been able to vote, and only around 100 years ago were women finally able to vote.

How much did infant deaths increase after this bill went into place?

In the state of Texas, Infant deaths increased by 13% and deaths from fetal conditions increased by 23%.

This quest relates to the topic of gender inequality as many young women have been denied healthcare if a heartbeat is detected. The Texas Heartbeat Act, bans abortions after a fetal heartbeat is found, this can occur as early as six weeks into a pregnancy.