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Gender and Sexuality 290

11Sep 2024September 11, 2024

How do I define gender? That’s a hard one for me just because I don’t think gender is limited to things that society said it was. Gender to me is just the things that I like, it sounds weird but Read More …

Anonymous 290Reflectionsgender, otherLeave a comment

Gender and Sexuality 808

10Sep 2024September 10, 2024

I personally see gender as something that was a societal construction in order to classify people as well as to justify oppression of certain groups. For example, the saying “But you’re a woman” or “A woman can’t do that” Etc. Read More …

Anonymous 808Reflectionsfeelings, gender, other, sexualityLeave a comment

Gender and Sexuality 380

10Sep 2024September 10, 2024

 I know that growing up my mom did teach me the terms boy and girl, so I feel like that was when I started to divide gender into two groups when I first started school at age 4. It wasn’t Read More …

Itzel GonzalezReflectionsgender, interactions, otherLeave a comment

Race 502

10Sep 2024September 10, 2024

There was no specific time and place where I became aware of my racial identity but I gradually got an idea of what race and racial identities are in grade school.  There hasn’t really been a moment where my racial identity Read More …

Ardenne RankinReflectionsother, race, religionLeave a comment

Race 247

10Sep 2024September 10, 2024

My racial identity is Mexican-American as I am fully Mexican, but was born in the U.S. I was about 4 years old when I became aware of my racial identity because my mom would have me introduce myself to her Read More …

anonymous247Reflectionsnation/nationality/ethnicity, other, raceLeave a comment

Race 188

10Sep 2024September 10, 2024

I am a Latin/American in the US. Growing up, as a child I was completely unaware of what my racial identity was, let alone what it meant to others, The only racial identity I could figure out was black and white, Read More …

Anonymous 188Reflectionsnation/nationality/ethnicity, other, raceLeave a comment

Race 182

10Sep 2024September 10, 2024

I didn’t really understand how big of a deal race was until the black lives matter movement in 2020. I grew up in a family of conservative, white, racists. For a long time I considered myself conservative as well because Read More …

Anonymous 182Reflectionsfamily, other, race, unequalLeave a comment

Race 380

10Sep 2024September 10, 2024

I would describe my racial identity as Mexican American. I was born in Detroit, while my parents were born in Mexico. My racial identity holds many values such as respect, culture, and family. My family likes to get together every Read More …

Itzel GonzalezReflectionsnation/nationality/ethnicity, other, placeLeave a comment

Race 808

10Sep 2024

I would say my racial identity is white. I became aware of my racial identity early in my life. I believe it was through learning about history in elementary school. I don’t have clear memories of it but I remember Read More …

Anonymous 808Reflectionsother, race, unequalLeave a comment

Last Meal 606

04Sep 2024September 4, 2024

That last meal I ate was last night for dinner. I’m usually don’t eat breakfast aside from a piece of fruit and a granola bar, so that last meal I ask was last night. My mom prepared a soft taco Read More …

Anonymous 606Reflectionsclass, family, otherLeave a comment

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