Description Part 1:Who Am I? This section explores your origin and identity; please draw from yo ...
Description Part 1:Who Am I? This section explores your origin and identity; please draw from your own experiences to introduce yourself. Introduce yourself as it relates to (but is not exclusive to): gender, sex, sexuality, race, ethnicity, (dis)ability, language, class, and religion How would you describe your individual identity? (Example: how do you see yourself as a male, female, non-binary, or queer person?) What messages have you heard about these identities? Part 2: My World Narrative This section explores your personal narrative of the world you live in. Please use 1-2 resources to help support how you have come to conceptualize gender memory, life experiences, and beliefs about cultural differences. Gender Memory: How did you learn your gender? Where did you learn about gender? What helped shape this understanding? How does your experience compare with the ways that the resources say most people learn about gender (for example, observation or socialization)? Life Experiences: Share one experience you had with people who are different from yourself - this can be from any period of your life, but one that helped you think about difference in terms of gender, sex, sexuality, race, ethnicity, (dis)ability, language, class, and religion. Describe your upbringing regarding your neighborhood, community, school, church, clubs, courses, etc. What did these experiences teach you about gender, sex, and sexuality? My Beliefs about Cultural Differences: How has your background shaped your understanding of different groups of people?
