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HUCK Magazine - Coggle Diagram

- - - - More liberal views on sexuality, gender norms & drag culture
      - Challenges ideas of religion and laws within Muslim countries & countries without separation of religion and state
      - Appeals to young adult audience who have been raised more open-minded and accepting
  - - - Preferred: The audience will be accepting of others who are similar to Arabia & take action to support and protect others
      - Dominant: The audience accept the actions of Arabia and do not discriminate
      - Oppositional: They are actively against it and are homophobic or are discriminatory
  - - - "In some ways I feel lucky. If I were born in Saudi Arabia, the death penalty would be looming"
      - Highlights key quote and theme from article
    - - A4 side photo of Arabia
        
        Glamorous headshot with focus on make up and nails
        
        Close up shot
    - - Dark background contrasts with bright colours of yellow outfit
      - Black hair blends in with background which emphasises his face
  - - - Makes audience empathetic and aware of the struggles of LGBTQ+ people
      - Allows the audience to understand the dangers that people face is they dress differently or do not conform to gender norms
      - Challenges misconceptions about sexuality, drag culture & gender identity
  - - - Gender does not determine your interests & preferred way of dressing
      - Sexuality and gender identity are separate: "dressing up as a woman and putting on make-up does not make you gay"
      - Breaking gender norms is not widely accepted across the world and it is still dangerous to express yourself