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Morgan, Kristen - Assignment 1
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Kristen Morgan
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Updated May 28, 2023
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Chapter 1
00:03
Chapter 2
00:12
Chapter 3
02:20
Chapter 4
02:22
Chapter 5
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Hi, I'm Krista Morgan and here's a little bit about me.
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Um I'm a rising sophomore,
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fashion merchandizing and design student from Cleveland, Ohio.
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And my son is at Aquarius. 1 23 is the birthday.
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Um
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I wanna talk a little bit about the presentation and how it connected to the chapter.
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A lot of the basics of the video that we watched with.
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First of all,
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I want to talk about how transparent she was with everything she was saying.
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She didn't sugarcoat anything.
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And that really helped me understand the book a lot more
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because the book is so technical with the terms that it,
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it was hard for me to, to grasp what she was saying.
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But when I watched the video,
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read the book and I did like a little half and half as I was reading,
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I would watch a little bit more.
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So it was like, I totally understand now,
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especially in the individuality portion when she talked about how
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each of these people represent like a different part of the gay community.
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Like you have Queen Latifah,
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but you have her as Queen Latifah and set it off.
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And after that, I think she said hairspray. I'm not 100% sure if she said hairspray.
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But when I think of a more feminine version of queen, oh, she knows living single.
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Those were two different types of Queen Latifa within the gay community.
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Wanda Sykes as well. Wanda Sykes was really big because I used to just see
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it was like Wanda Sykes, ok? She wears blazers.
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But when she explained the meaning behind the Blazer, it connected, it's,
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it connected me
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to, ok, Wanda Sykes T shirt blazer. Lesbian got it because
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our perception is our reality of how we see these people.
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Because if I do go out in public and see a woman with a t-shirt and a blazer on,
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I'm gonna assume she's a lesbian.
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So that really did help me understand a little, a little bit more.
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And then she talked about Janelle, I forgot to add a picture of Rain Simone.
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I'm gonna do that next. I should have done that. But it's ok,
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Janelle Mone
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is and
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what's her name?
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Raven Simone talking about how they're openly queer, openly gay and how they
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not let and how they don't let it define who they are as people and as actresses.
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Because if you walked up to either of them, you would not know.
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Well, if you walk up to Janelle Monet, you would not know that she is openly queer.
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Whereas Raven Simone, she does wear it.
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Well, when she is not in her actress mode because as an actress,
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she kind of portrays any role she puts on.
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Um
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And then two things I found interesting was Frida Callow is a bisexual icon.
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I come from a small conservative Christian household. So Frida,
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so anything that has to do with gender identity, stuff like that,
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I'm completely oblivious to.
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But when she explained Frida Callow in a bisexual icon,
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it really did help me understand
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a lot about a lot
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if you can pick up what I'm putting down.
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And then for the second one
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being bisexual was hard to fit in because you didn't fit in a category.
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I never knew that. And I found that very interesting.
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