Reflections - Ajah Yearwood
During speech class these past few weeks, we had to read three chapters and make a powerpoint on theme. Each group had their own chapter who then split it up into smaller parts! I personally did race and gender roles, your race being biological characteristics and gender roles being what you identify as despite your sex. During these presentations, we mostly learned about communication in groups, physical and mental characteristics, and leadership. In one half of group one’s presentation, we learned about characteristics. Characteristics are features of you that determine what you act like and look like. Even though this is what they are, many people have issues with mixing up visual characteristics with trait characteristics. An example of this, is your sex being male but your gender being female! Many people from older generations or specific cultures are not as used to this idea, a lot of them being transphobic or homophobic. Of course this is not the case for