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    as coined by Judy Aulette and Judith Wittner, where sex is binary (male or female) and sexuality is assumed to be heterosexual, where an individual may wish to identify otherwise (GW pp. 20). This expectation is exhibited in Jacob Anderson-Minshall’s The Enemy Within: On Becoming A Straight White Guy, where because he grew up as a “tomboy” female, he was interrogated by his school because he did not align with the expectation of his biological sex (pp. 28-33). This simply perpetuates the fact…

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    Increased normality of pornography and easier access has made it more present than ever. Many view pornography as a normal and natural behavior, however pornography is harmful to relationships, deceptive because it gives unrealistic expectations of sex and sexuality, and is addictive. All of these threats posed by pornography are increased during adolescence, a time where the brain is easily malleable and impressionable. Throughout the 20th century, exposure to…

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    gender identity. For a lot of people, the terms “gender” and “sex” are used interchangeably, but that is incorrect. This idea has become so common in societies that are hardly questioned. When we are born we are assigned a sex. For many people that is not a problem but for some gender is not inherently or solely connected to one’s physical anatomy. Your biological gender or sex includes many physical components such as sex chromosomes, sex hormones, and internal reproductive structures. At…

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    the fight for gender equality by promoting sex, allowing women to lose respect, and the rise of unrealistic definition of beauty to young women. One effect is the promotion of sex in our media. Sex is used to be taboo. Now it is in our movies, music and television shows and most of it is inaccurate on the reality of how sex ¬¬¬-actually is. Billboards lining the sky with exposed models lackadaisically…

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    who created and designed the game. Video games are characterized by entertainment, rules, locations, competition, unreal, genres and cheating. There have been controversies over some video games because it is said to promote the ideas of female sexuality, gendered violence and racial dynamics; an example is Grand theft auto. While Grand Theft Auto is an action-adventure video game series,…

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    In today’s society, there seems to be two different meanings between sex and gender. Sex is a more scientific term that explains physical traits and sexual preferences. Gender carries a more social tone. Meaning that it refers to the different clothing, activities, career choices, and positions people hold in society. The term sex references the sum of physical characteristics that identify males from females. The most distinctive difference in characteristics is that man and women have…

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    The fact that women have breasts and a vagina, unlike men, has brought up the question throughout the week whether these different body parts allow women to feel a source of empowerment, or if it allows men to have power over women through objectification of these body parts? The movie Teeth helps answer and shows how these two questions are somewhat ambiguous, because in reality the answer to these questions is both. Throughout the course of the movie, Dawn’s knowledge and conformability…

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    Human being are born into a different dimensions from accident of birth, they are born in different form of identity like nationality, race, or sex. However, sex is a scientific concept, which is a lot of debates are assigned to, but people have to connected it with gender concept. Indeed, gender describes the characteristics that society or culture delineated as masculine or feminine (Nobelius, 2004). People themselves try to organize the world by distinguishing every thing in to specific…

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    Discussion In the current study, we sought to analyze the portrayal of gender stereotypical behaviors in Disney films. We developed this study based on previous findings from Kirsch and Murnen (2015), Junn (1997), and Leaper et al. (2002) and because of the potential implications of Disney’s portrayal of gender stereotypes in their films. We developed two hypotheses to test this. First, we hypothesized that male characters would exhibit masculine stereotypical behaviors, such as giving orders…

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    In this generation, the hook up scene is a unique one sometimes you think it isn’t meant for people that try to grow real feelings for the opposite sex, because it is strictly made for just physical interactions. My first year going to college at FIU I went to a party and I was trying to get to know this girl and ask how she was doing but she insisted to keep on try to rub her booty on me at first he caught me off guard but then I realized this girl had a little bit to drink and I realize she…

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