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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does Eddo-Lodge compare her practice of meeting with Black feminists once per month to in Part III?
(a) Support groups from the 1970s.
(b) Library coffee groups from the 1990s.
(c) Consciousness-raising in the 1960s feminist movements.
(d) Rallies for justice in the U.S.

2. What does Eddo-Lodge write was her "first love" in Part III?
(a) Anti-racism.
(b) Socialism.
(c) Feminism.
(d) Climate change activism.

3. What does tackling racism often have conversations moving to and from, according to Eddo-Lodge?
(a) From economics to culture.
(b) From justice to sensitivity.
(c) From law enforcement to economics.
(d) From politics to personal matters.

4. In Part IV, what does Eddo-Lodge write that demands for equality "need to be as complicated as"?
(a) The inequalities they attempt to address.
(b) The political culture of the nation.
(c) The civil rights movement's aspirations.
(d) The diversity of the movement's activists.

5. What does Eddo-Lodge write that she fears might happen when white feminism has "won"?
(a) Black women will be even more vilified than they are now.
(b) There will be a backlash among men.
(c) Things will look very much the same as they do now.
(d) No one will worry about sexual abuse of women any longer.

Short Answer Questions

1. Which abolitionist and women's rights activist addressed the Ohio Women's Rights Convention in 1851?

2. What does Enno-Lodge call the projection of an ever-encroaching Black doomsday?

3. Which columnist did Eddo-Lodge cite as having described refugees trying to travel to Britain as "cockroaches"?

4. Which of the following questions does Eddo-Lodge write many women's magazines in the 1990s and early 2000s focused on?

5. What does Eddo-Lodge write that being a feminist with a race analysis means for her?

Short Essay Questions

1. What problem did Eddo-Lodge have with David Cameron's public comments about misogyny in Britain around 2012 - 13?

2. At the end of Eddo-Lodge's interview with Griffin, what advice does Griffin give her?

3. What was the main argument from the detractors of the Rhodes Must Fall movement?

4. What phrase became closely associated with the "Leave" campaign during the run-up to the 2016 U.K. vote on whether to leave the European Union?

5. How would you summarize Griffin's views on immigration and race as he told them to Eddo-Lodge?

6. How does Eddo-Lodge describe the relationship between Black and white feminists in Britain in Part IV?

7. How does Eddo-Lodge describe the nature of her ideal form of feminism?

8. How did Eddo-Lodge's feelings about being perceived as an angry Black woman change over time?

9. What was the late conservative politician Enoch Powell known for?

10. What is one main reason Eddo-Lodge sought an interview with conservative politician Nick Griffin, even though she found his views racist and offensive?

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