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This document discusses gender roles portrayed in cartoons and fairy tales. It finds that cartoons from the 1970s depicted male characters outnumbering female characters almost 4 to 1. Male characters were shown as dominating, powerful and aggressive while female characters lacked traits or personality. Researchers found little has changed, with children still watching cartoons that stereotype gender roles. The document calls on fathers to pay attention to how cartoons portray gender roles and relationships in order to counteract the negative influence of stereotypes on children's socialization.
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At the East Coast of New Zealand, the people of Whangara believed that their existence was based on a purely brave prophet-Paikea, who did ride on the back of the whale in order to escape death when his canoe was capsized in the sea. Based on that believe, Whangarra chiefs had the belief that the only first born males were the directly the descendants of Paikea (Whale Rider, 2002). The protagonist in the movie is Paikea Apirana who is aged 11 years old girl born in this patriarchal tribe. Being a girl is shunned down by the society because of her mother, as well as her twin brother, died at the time of delivery, therefore, leaving the girl as unfavorable to Koro- her grandfather. She says that she was not glad when she was born as her twin brother died and took her mother away. The hope of the family was the boy who could lead the family (Whale Rider, 2002). The traditions bound her grandmother to choose a male leader in the society. The girl loves her grandfather than anyone else. Pai has to fight her grandfather as well as thousand years of the tradition in order to fulfill as well as meet her destiny. Pai shows great courage to collide with cultural norms and especially gender roles are very important to analyze to evaluate the direction of culture as far as the credibility and authenticity of gender stereotypes and gender roles are concerned. Moreover, the evaluation must be done to analyze the need to establish cultural gender roles and gender stereotypes. The persistence of Pai is another important feature of the film. The way Pai transformed from her outcast to the chief of the tribe depicts that cultural stereotypes can be defeated if a right person fights with his or her ability and persistence. The love of Pai for her tribe, grandparents, and the lifestyle of the tribe make her prominent from other children because other children love the modern and urban lifestyle. Pai persistently achieves the leading role of her tribe and proves that women shouldn’t be underestimated. They can rule and lead the communities.
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1) Gender socialization is the process through which people learn appropriate gender roles and behaviors based on their sex. It occurs through various social agents like family, schools, peers, and mass media.
2) The mass media plays a powerful role in socializing and reinforcing gender stereotypes. It often portrays women and men in traditional and sometimes limiting roles.
3) However, gender roles are changing in many societies as ideas of masculinity and femininity evolve and women and men have more equal opportunities and representations.
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The sources discuss how Disney films may influence children's behavior, relationships and views of gender. Exposure to Disney Princess films was associated with young girls exhibiting more feminine gender stereotypes in their toy preferences. However, engagement with princesses did not negatively impact girls' body esteem. One source found Disney portrayal of independent women as evil could influence views of gender. Other sources discussed how Disney influences children's choices of gendered toys and socialization. The document aims to analyze the topics of relationships, behavior and physicality as they relate to the psychological impacts of Disney on children.
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