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LGBT+コミュニティにおける用語の歴史

この授業では、LGBT+コミュニティを取り巻く言語の歴史を探ります。

Bek Dawson

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このクラスで学べること

The class will begin with a description of how language use of this nature has changed throughout history. We will move throughout history, covering some words that are no longer in use and many that are still used today. Most words in the LGBTQIA+ acronym will be covered, as well as other words related to the LGBT+ community - such as a variety of pronouns. We will also have a discussion about how language is used frequently in the community today. 

This will be mostly a lecture class, but there are some discussion components and students are encouraged to ask their own questions.

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保護者へのお知らせ

This focuses on sexuality and gender, which can be a sensitive topic for some. While discussing historical language, we will mention some words that were used in the past but may be seen as offensive now.

受講に必要なもの

They are not required to bring anything other than note-taking materials for their own use. They will be given the PowerPoint used during class.

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Bek Dawson

参加しました May, 2019

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教師の専門知識と資格

I received a graduate certificate for women's and gender studies. During this, I taught an upper level women's and gender studies course which focused on sexuality. I am passionate about gender studies and the LGBT+ movement and focused on it as a part of my master's thesis, which focused on identity language usage in the LGBT+ community. I have also created educational content and events that relate to LGBT+ history. I bring a sociological lens to discussions about gender and sexuality, as well as an emphasis in the importance of recognizing history. In addition to this academic background, I also have experience teaching younger children. So, I can take some larger concepts and bring it to the level that they are at and show them how it can apply to their lives.