________ focuses on mismatches between anatomical sex, gender identity, and sexual orientation, not just division into male/female or homosexual/hetereosexual. By so labelling their discipline, scholars reject the effects of labeling; instead, they embraced the term and reclaimed it for their own purposes.

Gender is something we do or perform, not something we are. In other words, both gender and sexuality are ________.

Whether they are legal or illegal immigrants, because they have high population numbers, ________ are often the target of stereotyping, racism, and discrimination as well as being singled out for documentation checks by police officers. Simply not having appropriate documentation then, becomes a crime in states like Arizona.

Poverty can become ________, meaning that the consequences of poverty perpetuate further causes in an ongoing cycle.

________ describes shared culture, ancestry, nationality, or even religion.

The term sociologists use to describe physical or physiological differences between males and females, including both primary and secondary sex characteristics is referred to as a person’s _________

Same-sex marriage became legal nationwide on June 26, 2015, when the United States Supreme Court ruled that state-level bans on same-sex marriage were

Gender stratification through the division of labor is not exclusive to the United States, all societies classify work by gender. When a pattern appears in all societies, it is called a ________.

Belief that men have, or have the right to, more sexual urges than women creates a ________.

Rochelle comes from a small country town and lives in a small rental house with her dad. Rochelle accepted a basketball scholarship to a wealthy, private university. In her new town, Rochelle becomes acutely aware of the unequal distribution of valued goods and opportunities available at her university when compared to her hometown. What Rochelle is observing can best be defined as ________.