____violence highlights the manner in which transgender people, gay men, and women often experience violence, and how violence takes place more broadly within the context of a society that is characterized by a sex/gender/sexuality system that disparages femininity, sexual minorities, and gender minorities.
Amendment prohibits federal funds—specifically Medicaid—from being used to fund abortions.
Institutions often privilege and ___ the dominant culture.
____ violence was the top charged offense in Superior Court in 2016, 2015 and 2014, records show.
In traditional Chamorro families _________ were expected to respect and care for elders
Describes a relatively small social group that has a disproportionate amount of power.
People’s strong Catholic faith and their reverence for priests, which helped keep clergy ____ on Guam a secret for a long period of time.
Equated with breadwinning.
Parents’ reputations hinge on raising families that abide by Chamorro mores of_____, reciprocal responsibilities and obligations including the duty of caring for their parents.
Process whereby human problems “become defined and treated as medical problems, usually in terms of illness and disorders which are then managed and treated by health professionals.
Normative family model is based on a_______ model—one that a majority of families in the US do not fit or necessarily want to fit.
According to philosopher Michel Foucault_____ refers to the practices of modern states to regulate their subjects through technologies of power.
Respect for class was very important and marriage could not occur between higher and lower _______.
Significant aspect of the ______was the establishment of mandatory minimum sentencing laws that send non-violent drug offenders to prison, rather than enrolling them in treatment programs.
In Guam, when a couple married the ,____ left their clan and moved to their spouse's clan's land.
Supreme Court decision that legalized abortion.
Culture is a ____of symbols, values, practices, and interests of a group of people.
Refers to emotional and physical violence by one partner against another and includes “current and former spouses, girlfriends, and boyfriends.”