It may be an option for part of the gen. Ed component but it's not a requirement; often there are a number of categories and you have to take one out of that category. I've never worked at OR attended a university that required a gender studies class. Sociology, anthropology, many times even a language will fulfill that requirement.

It's a light-skinned black person who has reddish undertones. Different than a high-yellow, both are examples of colorism and are generally used to describe women

Gillette did not lose $8 billion in revenue, P&G revalued the brand. There's a massive difference, and their stock is up. There's a plethora of reasons why a company revalues a brand - changes in inflation/value of the dollar, changes in culture (less people shaving overall), and the increase in options (Dollar shave club is easier).

It's a Joe Dirt reference. Good movie