Which features tie together the various strands of liberation ideologies?

Q-1: Which features tie together the various strands of liberation ideologies? Or, if you prefer, which features make these ideologies like one another even if they address different issues?
Source: Ball et al., chapter 8.
Q-2: Stephanie Coontz argues that mindsets and attitudes have evolved over time in the U.S in the direction of gender equality. But, she claims, that structural impediments thwart the fulfilment of genuine gender equality and real empowerment for women. What are these structural impediments and how do they exercise their negative impacts according to Coontz?
Sources:
Coontz, Why Gender Equality Stalled.
Coontz’s argument illustrated in a cartoon.
Q-3: The Florida State Board of Education recently required that high schools should teach that racism is limited to personal prejudices and ordered that high schools cannot teach that racism is embedded in American society and its legal systems in order to uphold the supremacy of whites. Sean Collins argues that many institutions, practices and policies are having unequal racial impacts even when people staffing these institutions or applying these policies intend no harm on, or entertain no feeling of hostility towards, minorities. Summarize Collins’ arguments and data.
Sources:
Florida Policy Banning CRT
Collins Systemic Racism in 9 Charts
Q-4: Select ONE of the following ideologies: gay liberation; native people’s liberation; liberation theology; animal liberation and summarize its main argument in about 200 words.
Source: Ball et al., chapter 8.
NOTE: In answering the questions in Part A, you must strive to provide a complete and accurate answer reflecting the materials’ content. This is not the place to express your opinion.
PART B/ READING EVALUATION QUESTION (200 words minimum, no maximum)
Q-5: Select ONE of the remaining liberation ideologies (gay liberation; native people’s liberation; liberation theology; animal liberation) and discuss its relevance to the current world. Is this an ideology identifying a real problem or cause for concern? Is this an ideology proposing a relevant way out of the problem it identifies? What are the implications of your answer to this question for the related liberation ideology?

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