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Gender & Culture Sex vs. Gender Definitions – Gender roles – Gender stereotypes – Gender stratification Today we move on to gender and culture. In this lecture, we will discuss gender roles, stereotypes, and stratification as well as sexual orientation.

Gender & Culture Today we move on to gender and culture. In this lecture, we will discuss gender roles, stereotypes, and stratification as well as sexual orientation.

Gender & Culture Today we move on to gender and culture. In this lecture, we will discuss gender roles, stereotypes, and stratification as well as sexual orientation.

Gender & Culture Today we move on to gender and culture. In this lecture, we will discuss gender roles, stereotypes, and stratification as well as sexual orientation. Urban isolation Isolation from kin Industrialization and development Disenfranchisement

Gender & Culture Today we move on to gender and culture. In this lecture, we will discuss gender roles, stereotypes, and stratification as well as sexual orientation. Sexual Orientation – Habitual attraction to and sexual activities with: Opposite sex – heterosexual Same sex – homosexual Both sexes – bisexual Indifference – asexual – Etoro

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