Yo chicas & bro’s check out this article I just found. After reading it I find myself thinking “how does this relate to me?” A moment of pondering passes by and I realize that while I may keep the thoughts I have about women to myself and the words I choose to incorporate in the… Read more »
Posts Categorized: Gender Dialogues
Very Powerful View Inside the Perspective of a “Victim”
This is an amazing op-ed written by a Penn State student. I think it’s worth reading. “Survivor of Childhood Abuse Shares His Story” By Matt Bodenschatz We are a campus currently overtaken by a very particular kind of crisis; with one topic dominating our discourse and coloring our atmosphere. And certain people, those with a… Read more »
Women
posted by Laurie Mulvey So what is it to be a woman? If you take away body image, what is it about being female that ties together women of all shapes, sizes and cultures? And does Hollywood really portray all women? Women of all shapes and sizes and facial features?
What about the men?
posted by Sam Richards
This is totally off the hook
posted by Sam Richards I’m struck by how it is that someone would think that this “game” is a good idea. Of course, I’m also struck by how it is that people think that violent shoot-em-up video games represent a positive step forward for humanity. (But since I seem to be in the minority about… Read more »
What about the women issue?
posted by Sam Richards
Flip the Script for a Moment
posted by Sam Richards So what if we flip the script on this gender issue and show how it plays out with race? Imagine that black and brown people sit on the back of buses and use separate drinking fountains and so on…and we just don’t discuss it. “I’m not comfortable discussing that because it’s… Read more »
If men could menstruate…
Posted by Sam Richards
Another Reason Why Gay Marriage Matters
posted by Sam Richards I’m curious about what you all think of this. The problems of not recognizing same-sex marriage/unions are far ranging and leave deep wounds on many families….and “the children.”
LGBT Class: Question Six
posted by Sam Richards
LGBT Class – Question Five
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LGBT Class – Question Four
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LGBT Class – Question Three
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LGBT Class – Question Two
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LGBT Class – Question One
posted by Sam Richards Any thoughts on this?
