Identity construction involves both the personal and the social sphere’. In your essay, discuss this statement with reference to one of the following categories of identity: gender, class, sexuality.
Use this website to answer: https://carnegieendowment.org/2018/02/20/tackling-women-s-underrepresentation-in-u.s.-politics-comparative-perspectives-from-europe-pub-75315 The first 400-600 words of this should be a factual report on what you have observed in following your blog/website. Start off by telling us what your period of observation is, and what you have seen. It’s ok to use bullet points in this. The rest of the report […]
Your essay will analyze your chosen activist in light of at least one of the course readings. It is up to you what topic(s) you would like to focus on, but choose whatever angle that will allow you to argue for your activist as important for thinking about feminism and political organizing today. You will […]
Present an argument on how studying identity and social categories affects the development of agency and autonomy. Using the texts and readings assigned in Module 1, examine how studying gender, race, social class, age, sexuality, religion, and ability factor into the process of developing agency and autonomy
In Tennessee Williams’ A Streetcar Named Desire, what are the tensions between Stanley and Blanche? There are, obviously, tensions from the start. What are these? Consider the following: their backgrounds, their values, their perceptions of each other, their relationship with Stella, their expressions of sexuality, their cramped living conditions, etc.
Description Detailed plan for the following essay question: 1. Why do educational inequalities persist despite efforts made through educational inclusion policy? Critically consider this question in relation to two of the following: social class, ‘race’, gender, disability, sexuality. 800/900 word essay plan include sources/referencing
My essay topic: Heteronormative concept is the cause of Rob’s struggle with his sexuality or being bisexual?
Assignment Write a paper that makes an argument about gender or sexuality in Girl, Woman, Other. Focus on a specific chapter, character, or theme within the text and make a claim about how the text reflects, adds to, or changes the concepts of gender and sexuality as we’ve discussed them – for example, you might […]
Students must consider how performances of drag both reproduce and complicate taken-for-granted (biological) assumptions on sex, gender, and sexuality. How does gender, race, class, and/or sexuality intersect shape drag identity and performance? What effects do these drag performances have on the Key West community? What are the implications of drag on the larger sex/gender order? […]
Discuss and evaluate academic literature on the use of EEG to recognise sexuality. EEG records attention to nude and dressed images of males and females.
