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A 500 word blog post on lecture content on the difficult debates topic as part of the 'Psychology & Culture Global Issues & International Perspectives' module. This blog focuses on how the feminism applies to issues and debates around culture and potential issues with such. This being related to the topic multiculturalism too.

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PSYC3500 Difficult Debates Blog


Difficult Debates Blog – Feminism & Multiculturalism


Multiculturalism in regard to feminism tackles issues within cultures aiming to solve equality issues

within such but also to prevent culture issues that concern the integration of cultures so that a

minority culture is made extinct by the majority culture.



One type of culture that this perspective goes after is the cultures defined as honour cultures. An

honour culture revolves around preserving ones honour and restoring any lost honour within the

community they are situated in. To which is thought that this honour plays an important role in

everyday life which explains to why such extreme measures are taken to reinstate and uphold the

honour.



Feminists have issue with this as a lot of the honour preservation or amending lost honour involves

women in the culture especially in the extreme cases. Honour killings is the main issue of focus as it

involves the killing of members of a family, particularly women and gay men, to amend wrongs they

have done such as adultery or promiscuity and in some cases being victims of forms of assault. There

is almost a movement within the feminist view that deems the views of straight white women are

exempt in the argument as they aren't going to experience the issues had by black/other ethnic

groups and gay women. Some on this side hold a further extreme view that anyone who isn't a part

of a minority group shouldn't be holding a conversation on the topic, which is a counter intuitive

argument as preventing the majority group to discuss minority issues won't help solve the issue as

only a small number will be talking about such.



The feminist argument can be a hypocritical argument in regard to changing the cultures of other

places. One can argue that the feminist view goes against what it is trying to do as it is trying to

change other cultures they deem to be 'backwards' with a wrong way of living, which is what their
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