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4.5: Lecture Outline for Part III
Opening the book…
Suggested Lecture Material for Part III—Sex, Gender, and Sexual Orientation
Identify and differentiate among sex, gender, and sexual orientation.
Sex
Males
Females
Gender
Roles
Sex-appropriate behavior
The Looking Glass Self
The Self-Fulfilling Prophecy
Sexual Orientation-GLBT
Straight Males
Straight Females
Gay (Males)
Lesbian (Females)
Bisexual
Transgendered (Male to Female)
Transgendered (Female to Male)
Intersexed
Use the Internet to display statistical information concerning sex, gender, and sexual orientation..
Compare and contrast the data found.
Use the Internet to display statistical information concerning the historical legal status of women in the United States.
Use the Internet to display statistical information concerning the historical legal status of GLBTs in the United States.
Define and give examples for:
Gender identity
Sex roles
Masculinity
Femininity
Discuss the various forms that inequality based on sex takes around the world.
Discuss the status of women in Kuwait and Saudi Arabia.
Discuss the status of women in Japan.
Discuss the differences among religious strictures, legal doctrine, and cultural practices concerning women in various societies.
Discuss the various forms that inequality based sexual orientation takes around the world.
Discuss the differences among religious strictures, legal doctrine, and cultural practices concerning sexual orientation in various societies.
Discuss female genital mutilation.
Discuss the status of women in Third World countries.
Discuss the rape as an act of war.
Discuss the women’s movement
Historically
Presently
Discuss the GLBT movement
Historically
Presently
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