Hi, my name is Christina Anton & I’m doing the section on The Simpsons. The Simpsons is an animated comedy on FOX about a dysfunctional white (or rather yellow) lower middle class cartoon family living in the colorful fictional suburb of Springfield, USA. The Simpsons family consists of bumbling father, Homer, and submissive mother, Marge, and their three kids, mischievous Bart, intelligent Lisa, & baby Maggie, and follows them as they navigate the trials and tribulations of growing up and raising
information acknowledged. Personally I don’t think stereotypes help gain an understanding of the world. Stereotypes are statements that are classifying an induvial into a group which is truly wrong if everyone is considered different. Stereotypes are also being created by individuals who are ignorant towards a certain group. Why would stereotypes be useful if the person creating the stereotype has no experience with what their speaking. Stereotypes are just stories made up in their head that is constantly
of working women are in clerical, nursing, or service occupations, all of which bring less status and monetary compensation than comparably skilled male-dominated occupations (Jacobs & Steinberg, 1990; Peterson and Runyan , 1993). STEREOTYPES AND THE GLASS CEILING A final barrier that prevents women, as a group, from reaching top positions in the workplace, can explain these differential outcomes. Barriers based on attitudinal or organizational bias that prevent qualified females from advancing
gay, lesbian, and differing sexualities. Many sociologists, in particular feminist thinkers, see heterosexuality as oppressive for women and subsequently another form of patriarchal control to reinforce their subordination, influenced by constructed gender norms and differences between men and women. Heteronormativity is the norm across all institutions and is the way in which heterosexuality is legitimised (Richardson, 2000). It reduces the agency women hold in relationships and controlling women’s
face of perceived injustice.” I base this case on the value of justice. Justice has and always must be, based on the objectivity of the law. The role of a jury in a just society is to determine if a law has been broken. A jury should be