This Bridge Called My Back: Writings by Radical Women of Color Quiz | Eight Week Quiz E

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This Bridge Called My Back: Writings by Radical Women of Color Quiz | Eight Week Quiz E

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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Between the Lines: On Culture, Class and Homophobia.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. To what does Rosario Morales compare "protective coloring in racist fields"?
(a) Shrubs.
(b) Cabbage.
(c) Weeds.
(d) Carrots.

2. Who staffs the Buen Muir Indian Trading Post?
(a) Mexicans.
(b) Indians.
(c) Spanish.
(d) Whites.

3. According to Judit Moschkovich, where is a great deal of information on Latin American available?
(a) Cultural studies courses.
(b) On-line.
(c) Feminist writings.
(d) Libraries.

4. According to Doris Davenport, what is the cause of racism in white feminists?
(a) Bizarre oppression.
(b) Miseducation.
(c) Fear.
(d) Hatred of those not white.

5. When was "La Guera" written?
(a) September, 1979.
(b) October, 1963.
(c) January, 1990.
(d) July, 1956.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who wrote "For the Color of My Mother"?

2. Between what two things does Chrystos believe that women of color must make a choice?

3. What taught Cherrie Moraga that "we are not human beings"?

4. What state did the narrator move back to in her mind in "Dreams of Violence"?

5. According to the introduction, for whom do Third World women put themselves on the line for?

(see the answer key)

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