Human rights abuses are widespread in many countries regarding diverse populations, including women and the LGBTQ population. Those abuses and discriminations have a devastating impact on individuals and their families and without advocates, for those groups, many cases of abuse would go unnoticed.
Assume that you have been asked to participate in a debate about human rights abuses concerning your chosen minority group (in the context of women and LGBTQ) with the panel that has views that oppose your own.
Then, create a list of 7-10 provocative interview questions that a moderator could ask you. For each question, provide a brief summary background of why you think that a moderator would ask you such questions. Support your answers with scholarly research.
Length: 3 to 5 minutes using Kaltura or a 3 to 4-page script
References: Include a minimum of 3 scholarly resources.
Shields, S. A. (2007). Passionate men, emotional women: Psychology constructs gender difference in the late 19th century. History of psychology, 10(2), 92.
Johnson, J. L., & Repta, R. (2012). Sex and gender. Designing and conducting gender, sex, and health research, 1737.
Maehle, A. H., & Sauerteig, L. D. H. (2012). Introduction, to the special issue’ Sexology, Medical Ethics and Occultism: Albert Moll in Context’. Medical History.
1. What is your experience navigating the world as a trans masc person
2. Why are trans men invisible
3. What does it mean to be passing?
4. How do you choose who you have sex with?
5. When do you disclose your T?
6. Why is it important to showcase masc identified people
7. How are you viewed by other trans people in the community?
8. Are you open to dating other trans identified people? Why/why not
9. How are you viewed by other trans people in the community
10. What is it like being trans in your cultural community?
