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Question 1: Find an example in popular culture of communication about gender identity/expression.
The example could be from a TV show, movie, news or magazine article, social media, etc. It can be real (e.g. a comment uttered by a politician) or fictional (e.g. a representation within a movie). The only caveat is that the example must have been first printed, published, or aired within the past 6 months. Briefly explain what was communicated about gender identity or expression.
Here is an example of popular culture communication about gender identity/expression:
In May 2022, the Texas Supreme Court ruled that the state's child welfare agency may investigate parents and doctors for providing transgender children with gender-affirming medical treatment. Parents and physicians who offer such treatments may be charged with child abuse. In response, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton tweeted that the ruling was "a win for families against the gender ideology of doctors" (Chappell, 2022). (Do not use the provided example for your response)
Question 2: Analyze the example and identify its theoretical assumptions about where gender comes from.
Does the example suggest a biological, psychological, or critical/cultural approach to understanding gender development? Explain your assessment. Use course material and/or scholarly research to inform and develop your ideas.
Here is an example of how you might begin to analyze your example of popular culture communication about gender identity/expression:
The Texas Supreme Court's ruling and the comments of the Texas Attorney General suggest a biological approach to understanding gender development. The ruling and the Attorney General's reaction imply that gender is inextricably tied to sex. (Do not use the provided example in your response).
Question 3: Critique the theoretical assumptions that underlie the example.
- In the given example you found, what are the benefits and/or downsides of portraying gender development in this way? Is anyone advantaged (or disadvantaged) by these theoretical assumptions?
- What does the theory of gender development applied in your example reveal and conceal about the complexities of gender?
- In your example, would a different theory of gender development have been more helpful or illuminating? Why or why not?
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