Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Due: By the end of class on Monday May, 14th.
Directions: Please answer the following questions. Each response should be 4-6 sentences.
Please submit your responses through Google Classroom.
Summary of course:
Unit 1: Gender stereotypes, gender in the Materials: Missrepresentation, The Mask
media, and violence against women You Live In, gender in the media poems,
human sex trafficking, domestic violence
case studies, violence against women,
sexual assault, pay gap, consent
Unit 2: LGBTQ history and the gender Materials: Stonewall Uprising film, AIDS
spectrum crisis carousel, LGBTQ struggles carousel
(Don't ask don't tell, DOMA, Westboro
Baptist Church, "Religious Freedom" Acts,
Conversion Therapy), trans rights, Pulse
shooting and what caused it, Gender
Revolution documentary
1. One of the major takeaways for unit one would have to be miss representation.
That's part of the unit open my eyes to how women are viewed and treated in a
America. In this unit we learned about how women over centuries and even now in
present day women are treated unfair and terribly in society. In the movie we watch
called miss representation women in the media are viewed as sex object . And
because they are viewed as sex object in the media it affects how men view women
and how women view themselves. And because men see this they view women poorly
and women thesleves view himself poorly. This stood out because of how accurate
and because this a big problem today. Kids are growing up and see these media
2. From unit 2 a takeaway from this unit is LGBTQIA struggles for equality. We learned
about how they fought for freedom. What helped to understand this unit was the
stonewall uprising film we watched in class that help to better understand this unit.
What was shocking about this unit is how we learned about how america dealt with
gay men. And how they would have commercials that would shown and describe gay
men a pedificals and criminals. And because of that they were viewed negatively
3. This course changed who I am because it widened my eyes to social problems and
parts of history. Without this class I would be very ignorant to some events that are
surrounding and shaping our society today. Before taking this course I didn't even
Notice how much gender constructs what happened around us. For example when
learning about the wage gap and how men make more than women. And this system
of power thats men are always on top and women are not. But this class has opened