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    his family, classmates, and teachers showed towards his identity category (heterosexual-homosexual). Derek does not fit into the dominant category (Abes, 2007). Then he expressed confusion around his identity. According to Snap, Hoening, Fields, & Russell (2015), the stigma and discrimination related to homosexuality are the origin of “differential…

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    and hostility. Long-term effects may include depression, self-destructive behavior such as drug and alcohol abuse, poor self-esteem, and feeling of isolation” (Feldman, 2009, pg 381). Children who experience same-sex sexual abuse can suffer identity issues when it comes time for them to identify their sexual orientation. Because of the trauma this behavior fosters confusion, and uncertainty about who they are sexually. There are however those who triumph in the face of adversity; those…

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    In this weeks chapter we learn about cognitive development and the importance of play. Address the following questions fully, each question is worth a possible 5 points. See grading rubric in syllabus for more details. How does play promote brain development and how is play important to developing friendships? The amount of skills you pick up from all the interacting and bonding with your child(ren) during infancy and their preschool years is the mapping of development. A huge reason playing…

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    Paul’s Case: Alienation of Society Have you ever felt truly alone? Have you ever felt uncomfortable with being yourself? How did you handle that? Hopefully, there was support and an understanding that all of humanity is important. During the time period of the 1800s and 1900s, homosexuality was not socially accepted. In Willa Cather’s short story entitled “Paul’s Case: A Study in Temperament” written in 1905, the main character is a homosexual boy who eventually commits suicide. According to the…

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    In 2017, gender identity is a big social issue, but more specifically transgender being the biggest issue within the gender identity category. This is such a big issue because the concept there being more than two genders is hard to grasp for some people. Some people try to understand but fail to reach full comprehension of the subject, while others completely deny there being any possibility of more than two genders existing. This is where it becomes an issue, many people who identify with a…

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    19's topic brings up political correctness. In "Stunning and Brave" though they aren't as blunt instead leaving room for the audience to have some thought provoking moments. Though the episode and scene I am focusing have to do with issues of gender identity, the main conflict is how the fear of being un-PC gets in the way of having a dialogue about injustices themselves in today's…

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    If I am all of these identities and had no one to share with, would my identity have any worth? As being human or in my case a man, you need something real for any of it to matter, and you need something that is forever. I think being able to look at yourself in the mirror and say you like yourself based…

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    culturally-determined gender roles. The defiance of this conception is explicitly demonstrated via the novel’s elaboration on the process in which Joss Moody manages not only to deconstruct but also to reconstruct his gender identity and Millie’s conviction in Joss’s masculinity. During the course of the narrative, Joss goes against the conventional patterns to convert his gender as a woman into a man, which appears to be his goal throughout his life. Joss estranges from his prearranged identity…

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    work and effort to get where I want to get. This has been easy for me because I am an atheist and religion has not been distracting. Where religion has helped many people and continues to help them every day, religion was not an option for me. The identity that I most importantly identify with is the fact that I am a white male. The…

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    history of gender and sexual identity as two different things is deeply rooted in their social construction. The complexities of these two can be seen through various definitions and viewpoints that have been laid out by different individuals, including people of power/authorities such as medical professionals, and those who have chosen to create…

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