MEDIA & LGBT Community By: Joshua Kim. Claim: Media impacts the LGBT community positively and negatively.

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MEDIA & LGBT Community By: Joshua Kim

Claim: Media impacts the LGBT community positively and negatively.

What do you often see when LGBT people are portrayed through the media?

Stereotypical depictions and common archetypes: usually male, and white representation. 1.Feminine (gay) 2.Hyper sexual 3.Masculine (lesbian) 4. Almost perfect like: extremely clean, cultured, fashionable etc… 5. Masculine = dominant & Feminine = submissive There is a lack of queer POC represented in the media. *Feminine attributes isn’t necessarily a negative thing… BUT

We are humans! Stop generalizing an extremely diverse population. Why is this problematic?

Medias benefit to the LGBT community. -Self expression through blogging, vlogging. -Connects the community -Social activism/ movements -normalization through more exposure

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