Discussing sexism and sexual norms

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Sexism and Sexuality

What's on your mind? What may get in the way of you "being present" today?
What are some thoughts or feelings you've had about when in the presence of someone of a different gender or sexual orientation that might be considered biased, prejudiced, or based on a stereotype?
Given your answer above, what overt behaviors have you engaged in when you've had those thoughts or feelings?
Restate your goals for personal growth. Is there anything you would edit given what we have learned thus far? What actions can you take in class today that would actively help you reach those goals?
After discussing Sexism and Sexual Norms, what is one thing that you would like to change about your behavior regarding these issues? What is an alternative behavior you could replace it with?

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