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Sexuality
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Cards (6)
Weeks
(
1991
) -
sexuality
many
individuals
do not label
themselves
as gay but
participate
in same-sex
activities
many individuals
label
themselves as gay
but
do not participate in
same-sex
activities
Reiss
(
1961
) -
sexuality
young male prostitutes label
themselves
as
heterosexual
, regardless of them having sex with men
for
money
they would despise the men as a way of
neutralising
their
behaviour
Rich
(
1980
) -
“compulsory
heterosexuality”
women’s
sexuality
is
oppressed
by men in a patriarchal society, eg.
through
the sexual
objectification
of women
women
are
socialised
into subordinate and heterosexual roles
heterosexuality
is
forced
upon women
Craig (1992)
gay men in the media are stereotyped to have negative social characteristics, eg. sexual predators
Roseneil (1995)
identifies gay people as "pioneers" in plastic sexuality, break barriers by individualisation and de-traditionalisation
Dunne
(
1997
)
lesbian families
operate without traditional gender norms
roles in
the
family are negotiated rather than
predetermined