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    What are the experiences of same-sex attracted and gender diverse young people in Australia? Include analysis of family life, relationships, discrimination, and health outcomes. Same-sex attracted and gender diverse young people in Australia are faced with a plethora of challenges when attempting to navigate life as a minority in a Heteronormative world. For the purpose of this essay, same-sex attracted and gender diverse young people is an inclusive term, used to reinforce that gender and…

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    Gender roles and masculinity are social themes that are frequently discussed in our society and apply uniquely to Latin@ culture. ‘Macho’ is simply the Spanish translation of ‘male,’ but it has taken on connotations that relate to having masculine qualities. In the context of Latin America, ‘machismo’ is a term that relates to male sexuality; it is “a concept that dictates many aspects of Latin American male behavior,” (Kobashigawa). Such qualities are performative in that men and women are…

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    This is illustrated in the Wall Street recruitment process. The recruiter’s main objective is to recruit from Ivy League schools, however, their next most important objective is to recruit “maleness, whiteness, and heteronormativity” ( Ho 167). Wall Street is a man’s world; there is a definite gender hierarchy present and men are on the top of the gender ladder. Just like the rest of society, Wall Street views men as more competent and fit to work in such an intense environment…

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    On the high end you appear to have the positive (if misguided) portrayals on the low end of entertainment media you have the downright criminalization and forced heteronormativity of LGBT media. LGBT can be put into violent criminal roles. One such example being a ovie of a serial killer who practically blames what he does on him being gay. This portrays anything other than heterosexuality as wrong. This brings in…

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    Disney movies are not so G-rated as many assume. Disney movies portray secrets that are hard to catch while watching. There are regulations to pass in order for movies to be G-rated. Somehow Disney producers can get movies to meet the regulations with having all those secrets in the movies. Those secrets hidden in Disney movies have to do with hetero- romantic love and heterosexiness. I argue that today’s definition of hetero- romantic and heterosexuality is way different than years ago. Today…

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    expected rather than a covering on racial identity. Your surrounds can heavily impact the costs of assimilation. On the opposite, Yoshino explains, “I believe [The United States of America] is in the grip of white supremacy as it is in the grip of heteronormativity” (305). He states that in America, it is more acceptable to cover your identity and conform to white supremacy than it is to be gay. For that reason, many people in an American culture may be more tempted to cover their gay identity…

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    An early modern dancer, a revolutionary lighting technician, and an ardent queer feminist, Loie Fuller presented the female body in new and freeing ways. Her work de-gendered and hid the female body and, by doing so empowered it. Through her work, Fuller established the female body as a source of power; yet it is consistently degendered and/or oversexualized in dance scholarship because of its physical invisibility and imagery on the stage. I want to discuss the ways in which both of these…

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