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JHk The document discusses representation of sexuality in media, including stereotypes of homosexuals, bisexuals, heterosexuals, and transgender individuals portrayed in television dramas. It notes that stereotypes are often used because they provide a broad overview but can give the wrong impression. While stereotypes may be based on some real people, they tend to be inaccurate and unfair generalizations. The discussion considers whether media representations should move beyond rigid stereotypes and typecasting to better reflect contemporary societal values of non-discrimination and inclusion regardless of sexual orientation.
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