Sentences with phrase «heteronormativity as»

Pioneer Works will present «White Man on a Pedestal: Kenya (Robinson) and Doreen Garner,» a two - person exhibition questioning prevailing western history that uses white - male heteronormativity as its persistent model.

WMOAP questions a prevailing western history that uses white - male - heteronormativity as its persistent model.

In her book, From the Dress - Up Corner to the Senior Prom: Navigating Gender and Sexuality Diversity in PreK - 12 Schools, author Jennifer Bryan, PhD, defines heteronormativity as:

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Many aligned on the left will see both of these as «making history,» finally striking a prophetic blow against the tyrannies of heteronormativity, discrimination, and the abuse of mother earth.

What immediately struck me was the absurdity of the terminology and proposals in the paper — terms such as «heteronormativity» and «heterosexism», which I'd never encountered before.

Eliminating the aspect of «recurring stability» from those desires — or what has come to be known in shorthand as our «orientation» — doesn't eliminate the deeper «heteronormativity» implied in the logic of Scripture.

If someone speaks of a «white male perspective,» «heteronormativity,» or «Eurocentrism,» he's trying to make us see ourselves from the outside, as it were.

It is another raucous ode to heteronormativity, capitalism and married life which brutally rejects all alternatives as childish or horrific.

Chapters cover topics such as intersectionality, white privilege, essentialism, heteronormativity, Christian privilege, and the myth of meritocracy.

Snow describes her multi-disciplinary work as exploring «survival, joy, and our relationship to the Earth by amplifying the voices of those who refuse to be defined by borders, heteronormativity, gender, color, legislation and time.»