Course materials

1. This module provides an overview of gender and sexuality, and the social
constru
This module provides an overview of gender and sexuality, and the social constructionof
these ideas.gender-neutral-bathroom.pngWe are exploring how gender and sexuality are
viewed in contemporary times,including how those definitions have changed. We are also
introducing the idea ofintersectionality.Before posting to Discussion Board 4 by 11:59 p.m.
on the due date,please read and watch:Gender, Sexuality, and IntersectionalityRead pp. 16-
40 in Unit 1in Kang, Lessard, Heston, and Nordmarken, Introduction to Women, Gender,
SexualityStudiesWatch these videos:The Bechdel Test for Women in
Movieshttps://youtu.be/bLF6sAAMb4s Links to an external site.What is
Intersectionality?https://youtu.be/O1islM0ytkE Links to an external site.Kimberlé
Crenshaw: What Is Intersectionality?https://youtu.be/ViDtnfQ9FHcLinks to an external
site.Read “In 2019, it’s time to move beyond the Bechdel test” via theWashington PostRead
pp. 45-53 and p. 61 in Unit 2 in Kang, Lessard, Heston, andNordmarken, Introduction to
Women, Gender, Sexuality StudiesAfter reviewing Module 4, write a reply answering the
following questions.What is thelast film or tv show you watched and enjoyed that passed
the Bechdel test?What is thelast commercial you remember seeing that passed the Bechdel
test?Do you think it iseasier for advertisers to pass the Bechdel test than filmmakers? Why
or why not?Do you think the Bechdel test is still relevant as a measure of gender equality in
2023? Why orwhy not?