@cmn432student I think Netflix is especially guilty of white washing and stereotyping their characters, especially with Black characters. Even when we call them out, they just add another character that looks exactly like the first.
I always see tik toks like this and think they relate so well to the class. I love seeing the quick snippet into others' lives and watching their confidence grow once they can finally be who they are. Tik Tok has really become like a community https://t.co/s1pS2HhMZj #CMN432
Bitch is such a great example of a word that has been resignified. I say thank you when I get called one and address my friends as bitch, but I know it can be offensive to others #CMN432
I find it interesting when a man impersonates a woman, they smile obnoxiously and use a high pitched voice while a woman will make a straight face and a low voice when impersonating a man. This is portrayed all the time on Tik Tok #CMN432
Has anyone ever seen Euphoria? I think analyzing Nate Jacobs' story and his struggle with sexuality would be a great way to help us understand what people go through when figuring out their own gender and sexuality in real life. #CMN432
@imbadatcooking1@BillygHuff I agree! The characters' stories are so relatable to our generation. I think Jules' character would also be perfect to analyze in this class, and maybe even learn more about Hunter too!
1 current misunderstanding is that if a cis man paints his nails/wears makeup, it automatically solves toxic masculinity. These men are often still mentally/physically abusive, but its often overlooked bc they are seen as progressive for being comfortable with their sexuality
After Billy brought up how people ask if your dog is a boy or girl when meeting it, I realized that I do that as well. It made me acknowledge that while an animal is different than a human, that habit can be carried over to meeting people and could be harmful & offensive #CMN432