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Guided Concept Map #3 - Coggle Diagram
Guided Concept Map #3
Definition of Gender Socialization :man::skin-tone-2: :woman::skin-tone-2:
Gender is a socially constructed concept rather than a biological determinant :atom_symbol:
It is shaped by institutions such as family, education, media, and the workplace :desktop_computer:
Societal expectations define how individuals should behave based on their assigned gender at birth :baby::skin-tone-3:
Institutions and Their Role in Gender Construction :building_construction:
Family: parents and caregivers instill gender norms through toys, clothing, and behavior expectations :womans_clothes:
Education: schools reinforce gender norms through curricula and teacher expectations :books:
Media: representation in films, TV shows, and advertising shapes perceptions of gender roles :tv:
Patriarchy and Power Dynamics :zap:
Many societal structures are patriarchal, meaning they are male-dominated, male-identified, and male-centered :man::skin-tone-2:
Patriarchy influences economic, political, and social spheres, often favoring men over women and gender minorities :money_with_wings:
Intersectionality in Gender Socialization :silhouettes:
Gender does not exist in isolation but intersects with race, class, sexuality, and ability :checkered_flag:
For example, women of color experience gender oppression differently than white women due to racial discrimination :girl::skin-tone-2: :girl::skin-tone-4:
Gendered Language and Representation :pen:
Language reinforces gender roles, like you throw like a girl :basketball:
Gender representation in media contributes to societal perceptions of masculinity and femininity :iphone:
Challenging Gender Norms :lock:
Feminist movements and advocacy efforts aim to dismantle rigid gender expectations :female-teacher::skin-tone-2:
Policies like Title IX have helped reduce gender discrimination in education and sports :writing_hand::skin-tone-3: