Editing Feminism and Gender Studies (section)

== <span style="color: #FFFFFF;">Applying</span> ==
'''Modeling 'The Intersectional Audit' (Identifying unique barriers):'''
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def calculate_barrier_score(gender, race, economic_status):
    """
    Shows how identities overlap to increase or decrease social friction.
    """
    friction = 0
    if gender == "Woman": friction += 10
    if race == "Minority": friction += 10
    if economic_status == "Poor": friction += 10
    
    # The 'Intersection' is often more than just adding:
    if gender == "Woman" and race == "Minority":
        friction += 5 # The 'Amplifier' effect
        
    return f"Total Social Friction Score: {friction}/35"

# Comparing two people:
print(f"Rich White Man: {calculate_barrier_score('Man', 'Majority', 'Rich')}")
print(f"Poor Minority Woman: {calculate_barrier_score('Woman', 'Minority', 'Poor')}")
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; Feminist Landmarks
: '''A Vindication of the Rights of Woman (1792)''' → Mary Wollstonecraft's early call for women's education, arguing they aren't "Naturally inferior" but just "Uneducated."
: '''The Feminine Mystique (1963)''' → Betty Friedan's book that "Started the Second Wave" by exposing the unhappiness of suburban housewives.
: '''Roe v. Wade (1973)''' → The landmark US Supreme Court case that legalized abortion, becoming a central point of the feminist struggle for 50 years.
: '''The #MeToo Movement (2017)''' → A global digital movement that exposed the scale of sexual harassment and moved the focus to "Consent" and "Accountability."
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