Topic Proposal

For my topic, I will be talking about gender stereotypes that people are obligated to abide by from birth and how parenting can affect one's sense of identity. I talked a lot about this in think piece #1 and feel as if I have a good amount of knowledge on this because I grew up with a twin brother so I can easily see comparisons of boy and girl stereotypes. I will be talking about how certain colors, attitudes, clothing, jobs, education, sexuality, and more are expected of one's assigned gender at birth and how this can put a damper on someone's sense of self. I do not have any questions on the topic but I'm sure I will as I continue researching. I would like to reach anyone wanting to be educated on the damages done by stereotyping children from such a young age and what it means to do so. 

Comments

  1. Colleen ThorndikeMarch 23, 2021 at 8:04 AM

    this sounds interesting. I think you'll have a lot to focus on and you'll be able to find sources. You may want to do some focused brainstorming to help you come up with search terms for your research

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  2. AnonymousMarch 23, 2021 at 2:45 PM

    I really like the topic you chose to write about! I want to see more of the comparisons of boy and girl stereotypes and how it can affect someone later in life.

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