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QUEER - Coggle Diagram

- - - - At times can offensive or derogatory
    - - Unusual, different, out of the ordinary.
    - - To queer or queering.
        
        Baker and Scheele (2016) state, "Queer theory generally sees "queer" as a verb. Queer is something that we do, rather than somewhat we are (or are not)" (p. 14).
  - - - 9 LGBTQ+ People Explain How They Love, Hate, And Understand The Word "Queer"
- - - - Definitions
        
        Gender is performed by various ways and there is no gender identity formed because the actions of someones gender are what constitutes a persons identity.
        
        It communicates and creates a persons identity.
        
        Example
        
        video
        
        Fluid directed by Lauren Hart :<3:
      - Gender Roles
    - - It is a belief that there is only two opposite gender binary for all people (male or female) and that is the norm for all sexual orientations or identities.
        
        Heterosexuality is the norm
        
        This causes problematical assumptions that anyone who is not just a male or female is odd or unusual
      - Example
        
        video
        
        Gender Critical by ContraPoints
  - - - "Gender and sexual constructs can be resisted through: Recognizing that gender and sexuality are both multiple and fluid, and refusing to deploy any identity as a foundation because that would sustain normative structures" (Barker & Scheele, 2016, p. 83)
      - "The misapprehension about gender performativity is this: that gender is a choice, or that gender is a role, or that gender is a construction that one puts on, as one puts on clothes in the morning, that there is a “one” who is prior to this gender, a one who goes to the wardrobe of gender and decides with deliberation which gender it will be today. This is a voluntarist account of gender which presumes a subject, intact, prior to its gendering. The sense of gender performativity that I meant to convey is something quite different" (Butler, 1993, p. 21)
    - - In Butler's book Gender Trouble (1990) proposes that gender is performative. She suggests that gender identity is unstable and that it is socially constructed.
  - - - People express their personal or projected identity of oneself and society through visual representation by the use of media.
      - its the construction of identity that uses symbols or metaphors to represent expression through conceptual visual representation.
        
        The construction of queer identities is part of a process in which social structures are reinforced or established.
    - - Video
        
        Claire Kenny Discusses Taking Hold Of Queer Identity In Media
      - Quote
        
        "'Identity’ may then be understood as the interface between subjective positions and cultural situations - and as such identity may be a useful analytical tool for the understanding of cultural, social, political and economical changes in ‘the late modernity’, ‘the network society’, ‘the media society’ or whatever we may label our contemporary western culture" (Anderson, 2002, p. 4).
    - - Media constructs various realities to an audience. The use representations of queer in media is often clarified to support the interest of the audience.
        
        The purpose in some cases is to deliver ideological meanings through visual messages. These can be positive or negative in relations to queer depeninging on who produces the media.
  - - - Non-binary which is also know as fluid is when someone does not see a single gender within themselves. It means that the person does not accept the two categories female and male.
    - - video
        
        The Truth About Contrapoints & Non-Binary
        
        Living as a non-binary in a binary world | Graysen Hall | TEDxUniversityofKent