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Social norms often regulate behaviors and identities, judging people who don't conform to stereotypes of gender, sexuality, and identity. However, exposing and expressing diversity through media helps people understand they are not alone. While stereotypes still exist, increased visibility and acceptance of those who identify as transgender or outside of social norms suggests society is becoming more modern and willing to accept people for who they truly are.
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- 2. Sexuality genderless Transgender hidden bad culture misogyny Pure identity struggle Privilege attribute stereotype
- 3. Guidelines Govern behaviors Maintain peaceful environment Regulation To make Justice
- 4. Wong!
- 5. Social Norms
- 6. Social norms Judging Questioning abandon Make fun ofLaughing bullying
- 9. Stereotype
- 11. WHY
- 15. Male Gaze
- 16. FemaleMale
- 17. Love & Hate -Media Most stereotype comes from media Great platform to share
- 18. Stereotypes in media In movies Magazines Commercials Books TV shows
- 19. Gender Roles in media
- 20. Gender Roles in media
- 21. Exposing and expressing Through news & social medias People like Kate can let others know that it’s ok to be different. In the past it was much harder to express yourself in society Today it is easier for people to find out they aren’t alone
- 23. Abc News Producer Comes Out As transgender Don Dawn
- 24. Former Navy SEAL comes out as transgender: 'I want some happiness' Kristin Cris
- 25. Hope in the future America is growing and evolving into a more modern society. A Modern society in my view is the willingness to break away from what is considered a “normal” behavior and accepting who we really are.
- 26. The end.
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- Visual pleasure-Pleasure we get from looking, these are some of her ideas. vo·yeur·ism
- Look in the mirror, look at others, look at each others.
- Women are often being the object while men are the subject
- However, in out society today men are often being objectified as well
- It is hard to change the “invisible rules” when you constantly see them being followed in society.
- DiGiorno Pizza AD 2011 typical house wife and man running the house.
- Miller lite Ad 2011 behaviors that guys cant do because is too girly.
- On the other hand, media is a great platform to expose and express
- Celebrity Pink, She is not the typical female that our society expects, she isnt the size of a toothpick and she is an outspoken “tomboy” with an I don’t care attitude. She empowers females with the idea that you can be who you really are and still have everything you want.
- ABC News editor Don Ennis announced that he would now like to be called "Dawn" and will be making the transition into a woman
- Kristin Beck chris beck. Reputation of being the toughest, fittest and most secretive forces in US.