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Nikou Mehdizadeh Bajan Queen’s, Nebulous Scenes: Sexual Diversity in Barbados Critical Analysis The article Bajan Queens, Nebulous Scenes: Sexual Diversity by David Murray is about the people he conducted research through his fieldwork on the individuals who identify themselves as ‘queens” in the island of Barbados. In their society, a ‘queen’ was a term coined with someone who was considered ‘transgender’, (in a north American context) or someone born with male gentilia but saw themselves as a girl (Murray 2009:2). Throughout the article, Murray argues that even though the diversity of sexuality in Barbados is influenced by North American values and identities, a large part of how these ‘queens’ identify themselves is based on their local beliefs and principles. In my perspective, the article discussed a good understanding of this specific group of people but may have been bias. In this critical analysis, we will first summarize the article based on the author’s thesis, then it will be compared to the readings in the textbook Cultural Anthropology.
Samuel Junior Moses Dr. John Frongillo Writing in literature Com 1102 04/23/2015 The Prevalence of Stereotyping Stereotyping is an overly simplified attitude people hold towards another person due to race, gender or ethnicity. Stereotyping affects us by allowing us to see what we expect to see, and we have a tendency to twist and distort the characteristics of others until it fits our ideas of a particular group stereotype. Sex, race, age, sexual orientation, religion, and physical ability are various categories which exist in stereotyping. The most prevalent and controversial forms are sex and race. In the story the “How to date a brown girl (black girl, white girl, or halfie)” by Junot Diaz, the narrator stereotypes girls base on gender,
Homosexual Males in Low Socioeconomic Status Annie Williams Diversity and Oppression in the Social Work Context (SWG 533) October 12, 2012 Introduction Society chooses to see homosexual males as femenine, which is the predominant portrayal from the dominant culture. Due to this stereotype, it might be difficult for them to obtain certain jobs. Homosexual males are thought to be delicate and artistic. It is a common misconception that the majority of jobs that are held by homosexual males are in design or domestic in nature. This is how society and the media choose to view the homosexual community.
They were very much racists and felt strongly about blacks marrying whites. But what they fail to realize is that love comes in all colors no matter what race. You can turn on your television right now and see all different types of interracial couples. Such as Kanye West and Kim Kardisan, Former Defense Secretary William Cohen has a black wife, as well as the Supreme Court justice Clarence Thomas has a white wife. “Even if people wanted interracially, I think they’d keep is kind of quiet” explained a minister on campus at Ole Miss.
Attitudes When working with Native American clientele, there are many attitudes that are best to be regarded. Many people hold stereotypes against Native Americans, most deriving from the media and television. One of these common stereotypes includes the idea that ‘most Native Americans are alcoholics’. Whether this statement is true or not, stereotypes must be cleansed of, otherwise portrayal of the client may be influenced by a negative stereotype. (Cliff, 2005) When working with this population, it is also important to realize the impact of culture on the individual’s life.