Defining Gender Roles in Pop Culture

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by Giselle Zelaya1 view·Updated Dec 9, 2020
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  1. Hi, My name's Jesus Alaya, and this is my visual
  2. presentation over defining gender roles in pop culture.
  3. My sense about how pop culture used to stereotype gender
  4. roles and how, with time it has evolved and broken
  5. those gender roads.
  6. I attempted to write an argumentative essay.
  7. I chose to stop because I am a feminist, and
  8. I believe the stereotypes off gender roles isn't fair for
  9. neither a male or female.
  10. What do gender roles have to dio with who we
  11. are as human beings?
  12. That was my research question.
  13. I think I've gotten closer to an answer because I
  14. have a better understanding of my topic.
  15. And in this picture here there's a man, and this
  16. is what society says a man should be and what
  17. his interest should be.
  18. And then there's a picture of a woman with what
  19. society thinks should be her interest in what she should
  20. be, Um, or what would define her as a female
  21. now review of my sources?
  22. What does scholars have to say about my topic?
  23. Striking, opposed by Nolan Feeney was about she wrote about
  24. an an an artist who broke those gender roles stereotypes,
  25. and it was it really stood out to me because
  26. I find that very inspiring.
  27. And the influence of media on views of gender by
  28. Julia would was interesting to read about how much the
  29. media has influenced us.
  30. Um, and those two scholarly articles were the ones that
  31. I used on my research s a statement of purpose,
  32. that thesis and research question.
  33. My thesis was, I think that these stereotypes are being
  34. broken more and more with the pop culture of today's
  35. generation. And my research question was again, What do generals
  36. have to do with who we are as human being?
  37. That this is in question are different because my thesis
  38. has to do about what is happening currently.
  39. And my question is about how is more about questioning?
  40. Why do the rules have to affect us as a
  41. human? What types of reach search did I conduct my
  42. research conducted of a Ted talk over gender role stereotypes
  43. also did research on lyrics to songs from the past
  44. generations in our current generations and compared the two to
  45. show the difference on where gender roles stood back then
  46. and now.
  47. Some other research I did was over clothings and many
  48. people and how many people are wearing.
  49. A research was over the clothing that many people are
  50. wearing now in some of the influence that celebrities had
  51. on clothing, meaning they didn't put a gender on clothing
  52. because how they view it is is just a piece
  53. of cloth that you were, um, and how the media
  54. has viewed them for wearing whatever they feel most comfortable
  55. in their skin and majority of the time they're judged
  56. because of what they are wearing.
  57. What I feel My essay was missing.
  58. I feel like it was missing an interview to give
  59. a bit more interesting, perhaps an interview with a celebrity
  60. over their opinion on gender stereotypes, like in my essay
  61. I wrote about Harry Styles, who was known for breaking
  62. many types of gender, rose for gender role stereotypes for
  63. a male, for example, he wears whatever he likes meaning.
  64. He wears makeup, he wears dresses, but that doesn't define
  65. who he is.
  66. Usually people see him and think, Well, he's probably gay
  67. because he does those things.
  68. But since when has those things been that oh, that
  69. automatically makes you gay?
  70. No, he's a straight male, but he just likes doing
  71. those things.
  72. And I feel like it would be really interesting to
  73. add an interview with his thoughts.
  74. Um, that probably would have made my s a pop
  75. a little bit more, and that was my visual presentation.