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There's No Crying in Baseball
A clip from A League of Their Own related (sort of) to our discussion of women in sports..
http://youtu.be/6M8szlSa-8o
Also a great read on female athletes...
http://www.screeningthepast.com/2013/10/a-league-of-their-own-the-impossibility-of-the-female-sports-hero/
-Chris Chamberlin
Do Anti Bullying Campaigns Work?
http://theweek.com/article/index/271192/do-anti-bullying-campaigns-even-work
-Chris Chamberlin
Title IX and Transgender Students
http://www.buzzfeed.com/dominicholden/department-of-education-issues-guidelines-to-protect-transge?utm_term=4ldqpia
-Chris Chamberlin
As we begin a discussion of Anti-Bullying curriculums I came across this. He had to leave school but what happened to the bullies and what type of education and prevention happens at his old school?
Posted by Mike
A "gender queer" woman discusses her blurred gender identity but has a supportive family who embraces her ambiguity as much as she does. (2014)
This link is to a short documentary of a girl I went to college with and her experience as gender queer. It's an interesting and eye-opening account on the various pressures and choices one needs to make if they do not conform to traditional gender roles.
Posted by: Matty Espino
Interesting article on why the top selling video games are only promoted and aimed for boys.
A very tragic event that has happened recently. It just made me think about some of the severe implications we had brought up in light of our discussions about gender and sports.
Posted by: Matty Espino
Came across this article while I was waiting at a doctors appointment. Interesting how they removed his thank you letter to his community from the school newspaper when he was being sincere about them accepting him. He could of started something.
How women are portrayed on screen...
From the time they are born, we put our boys in blue beanies and our girls in pink ones. It's a societal norm, an expectation even, that you just are what you are born — a boy or a girl.
Posted by: Michelin Aboukasm
Escena del capitulo 1, primera temporada, de la serie Rebelde Way, donde el grupo de baile encabezado por Mia Colucci bailan en la ceremonia del inicio de cu...
The can do girl from South America
Posted by Lucia Caumont-Stipanicic (also on behalf of Andrea Lira and Valentina Errazuriz-Besa).
The future of the at risk girl (maid) and the future of the can do girl (housewife) in South America.
Posted by Lucia Caumont-Stipanicic (also on behalf of Andrea Lira and Valentina Errazuriz-Besa).
Link to “God Made Girls” for purchase on iTunes & Google Play: http://smarturl.it/GodMadeGirls. Website: http://www.raelynnofficial.net Instagram: http://www...
This is likely the most offensive song and music video I have encountered. One lyric is: “He stood back and told the boys, ‘I’m ‘bout rock your world’. God made girls”.
Jamie
This is an Op-Ed from the NY Times yesterday. It discusses the writer's research on sexuality education in Europe and the differences between how American and Europeans talk about sexuality with youth.
Jamie
7-year-old says ‘Big Bad Books for Boys’ should be for girls, too
Posted by Anisah Imani
And that women are so much more than what they look like.
To end on a high note, I would like to share these illustrations with you, because I think they cover many of the issues we have talked about in class during the semester. They are from Brazilian graphic designer Carol Rossetti. If you check out her FB page, there are many more inspirational images. Hope you enjoy! Thank you for the open dialogue, dear classmates!
Posted by Lucia Caumont-Stipanicic
Friends burst into tears grappling to understand why someone would bully 12-year-old Ronin Shimizu to death.
A tragic event that recently happened. In light of our discussion on sports and gender, this report shows the dangerous repercussions of not only bullying, but the deeper issues of relegating specific genders to specific sports.
Posted by: Matty Espino
