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Week Three

Learning outcomes

By the end of the week

I understand what the term social justice means
I can give examples of where social justice is not demonstrated within a range of contexts
I have contributed towards discussion on the media
I have outlined and been able to discuss possible societal strategies

Focus is around Resource A (for guidance)

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Sexuality Introduction

Media, gender roles and sexuality

The media contributes towards many attitudes and values when we look at and discuss gender roles and sexuality. From confirming gender stereotypes and roles to subconsciously relaying messages about sexuality through the portrayal of men and the "womaniser" behaviours associated. Use the Google Doc resource below to build your ideas about the impact that media has on gender roles and sexuality to develop a critical thinking approach.

Further elaboration to the assessment + extra learning

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Sexuality Introduction

What Does Social Justice Mean?Justice is the concept of fairness. Social justice is fairness as it manifests in society. That includes fairness in healthcare, employment, housing, and more. Discrimination and social justice are not compatible. While “social justice” as a term sees widespread use these days, it’s not new. It appears in The Federalist Papers and was most likely […]

Social Justice as defined by the UOA

Impact that media has on gender roles and sexuality

Media, gender & sexuality

QUESTIONS

How were the ideas of sex included within the advert?

Why do you think they used sex to sell this when it has nothing to do with the product?

Do you think that advertising and media influences your understanding of what it means to be male/ female in today's society?

Why? Why not? Use examples to support your argument

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