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  • Gender and the Media

Gender and the Media

Our peers are not the only ones who put pressure on us to do or be a certain way.  Often, media (tv, movies, books, news, internet, etc.) portrayals of particular gender roles and stereotypes affect how we see ourselves and how we are "supposed to" be.  This presentation begins the process of exploration to help us push back against some of that pressure.
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