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The document discusses various topics related to gender, families, and culture. It notes that gender includes categories of boy/man and girl/woman. It also discusses gender identity in twins and the uncertainty of the future. The document states that culture, disabilities, and whether to judge should not matter. It mentions non-traditional families and changing gender roles based on social groups. Types of families discussed include remarried and divorced. The philosophy expressed is that when working with various cultures, it is a blessing to learn roles and how people get ahead, and to focus on building relationships despite characteristics.
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I had been raised up as a proud black girl. My mother and Father made sure that would help me reaffirm my sense of identity through photos of my great great- grandmother a full Indian. I could see myself through her. Thus, I was a very proud black girl and would often identify myself as African as opposed to African American. However, it was a while before I accepted who I was. Growing up as a black girl in a predominantly white neighborhood and school was not easy for me. Many of the Caucasian children of my age in the neighborhood approached me with general courtesy such as why is your nose so big? Why do you have big lips? In the beginning as a child I felt that I was like everyone else until others started pointing out my ethnic features. As I got older is started noticing that I was different. Expressed by both my parents that I was beautiful, it was not enough for validation. It did not help that both my dad and step mom had been very light skinned and could almost pass as Puerto Rican or mixed. The type of light skin that could burn and not get dark. They did not have to be the only black child on the volleyball team in middle school, or the only black girl in Girl Scouts. I started to gain a better picture of how they perceived black people in general. I often wished that I could go to a school that had more black people who were sharing my experience. Perhaps if there were more of us then we could confide in each other and show these other girls that there is absolutely nothing wrong with or awkward about being black (Sen, 2013).
Even in the black community and family no ones wants to be known as the dark one. Our culture brainwashed us to believe not to even marry another dark individual if yourself was dark. “Please don’t bring home a black ashy baby!”. Hearing that all the time, I am wondering but what about love? As a result of these thoughts, feelings I started feeling like I was an incomplete black girl. I kept all these issues to myself until I was an adult with two kids entering the military. There was a different type of discrimination. Gender discrimination.
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As an adult I now recognize that there were elements of white supremacy in the undertone of the comments being made by these girls. They thought that white girls were beautiful and naturally perfect. In the same breadth they thought much less of black girls. In effect they associated all the prominent features of black girls with ugliness such as the kinky hair. This clearly points to white supremacy. They believed in the superiority of features associated with white girls without any factual backing whatsoever (McIntosh, 2000).
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Stereotype Powerpoint Bke 2322
- 1. Stereotypes of “Today” Kenya B. Hemphill December 6, 2009 BKE 2322
- 2. Gender types include: Boy (male), man Girl (female), woman
- 3. Gender Identity: Twins!!!!!! “Boy” or “Girl” “They don’t know what the future holds just yet!”
- 4. It doesn’t matter….. About “Cultures” Bi-racial or African-American
- 5. Nor their Disabilities… “ We Deserve The Education”
- 6. “ Should We Judge?” NO!!! It only makes things worse.
- 8. Gender roles: Child imitating her mother, which varies according to the social group she belongs to.
- 9. Today's Families Remarried Family Divorced Family
- 10. Gender Types:
- 11. My Philosophy on “Cultures” “ When being able to work with people of various cultures, it’s a blessing of experiences. Learning each others roles and how they see themselves getting ahead seem more helpful than it looks. I’ve learned to adjust to the types of cultures that are placed before me in my field of study. I’ve learned not to criticize, not that I have and I’ve learned to be open to communicate and live up to my standards of education that I’ve learned. Many of us can come to a struggle against cultures but as we get older and study it more, we are able to realize that regardless of our sex (male or female) , hair color, language or sex preference, that we have an supporting environment that is of wider culture acceptance . We need to focus on the relationships that we build with others despite of their characteristics. We owe it to our children not to permit the current deterioration of relationship, and for our community life to continue… which is to shape our future and they need stability to do that.” Kenya Hemphill