This lesson explores feminist views on the role of the state and other factors effecting change.
The lesson begins with a knowledge recap of prior political theories, moving on to an extract exploration of how different feminists view the function of the state. A video on the ‘reclaim the night’ marches introduces the notion of societal pressure on the state. Students use a handout to complete several tasks, exploring the similarities and differences of groups/how feminist perspectives of the state differ to other ideologies. Students then consider what other factors can effect change, being encouraged to consider the state as a tool for some of these however. Finally, a debate plenary/judgement line is included, considering how far gender equality is feasible without the state.
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