#gender

#gender

Gender Ordeal showcases a vibrant variety show format, blending comedy and insightful discourse on gender identity through diverse segments.

The discomfort men feel during sex with partners who have an IUD inserted pales in comparison to the pain women experience during IUD insertion.

Daren and Jenn Jackson embody authentic love while challenging societal norms about gender and sexuality.

Their podcast 'That Black Couple' sheds light on Black queer experiences, polyamory, and asexuality.

The online course explores gender and sexuality conceptions in the medieval period, highlighting influences from the 5th to the 15th century.

LDS Church's positions on sexuality and gender have evolved over time

Teachings on sexuality and gender in the LDS Church have undergone significant shifts and reversals.

Design can build empathy and challenge stereotypes around gender and identity.

Lucia Klander's work emphasizes community and wellbeing, especially concerning female experiences.

Hugh Gleeson explores identity and power dynamics in public spaces, emphasizing resistance through transformation of norms and individual expression.

Labels can unite or divide; embracing them may empower individuals and evoke affection for one's identity.

Swift's music initially alienated some listeners, but later resonated with them as they navigated growing up and societal pressures.

Dating across political lines is increasingly controversial, as many feel torn between attraction and personal beliefs.

Progressive women often hide their sexual relationships with conservatives due to social stigma.

Trump's election aftermath showcased stark racial and gender biases in America.

Criticism of Kamala Harris suggests voter failure is misplaced; her candidacy was inadequate.

Younger members in Congress wear sneakers due to practical reasons like walking to work.

Female politicians wearing sneakers make a political statement, with more Dems opting for this style.

Harris strategically avoids identity politics to present herself as a unifying candidate, differentiating her approach from previous female contenders for the presidency.

Reality TV reflects societal norms, providing new insights into issues like gender, race, sexuality, and class.

The best vintage musicals should be performed continuously, while offensive works can be confined to historical exhibits.

Works with problematic depictions of race and gender can still have power when approached authentically by artists from the affected communities.

Harris deliberately avoids engaging with Trump's racially charged comments to remain focused on her campaign.

Politically motivated book bans in Brazil target works focusing on race, gender, and LGBTQ+ issues, often supported by politicians aligned with former president Bolsonaro.

The Apple TV+ mini-series based on Laura Lippman's novel Lady in the Lake takes liberties and doesn't fully translate the original ideas.

The news conference to clarify the ban on two female boxers turned chaotic, with the boxing association failing to provide reasons and making wild accusations.

The controversy surrounding Lin Yu-ting and Imane Khelif at the Paris Olympics highlights the ongoing debate on biology, gender, and fairness in women's sports.

Exhibitions highlight diverse themes and artists, unfolding the intricate narratives of gender, queerness, and everyday life through vibrant visuals.

Parade by Rachel Cusk explores abstract themes without a central narrative, leaving readers to decipher connections between artists, gender, and freedom.

Pregnancy and birth have historically been underrepresented in Western visual art, with artists like Loie Hollowell working to change this narrative through their feminist mysticism.