Gender Week: Lick Who? #2

Posted on April 21, 2015 by Zoe Harris

"I'm excited to get to know know everyone else's experience with gender and read their comments on the PT Online." "I'm looking forward to the screening on Wednesday and especially to the conversations afterwards. I think it's a topic that we don't talk enough about which is about men and masculinity instead of focusing on just women and their experiences." — “I’m excited to get to know know everyone else’s experience with gender and read their comments on the PT Online.”
“I’m looking forward to the screening on Wednesday and especially to the conversations afterwards. I think it’s a topic that we don’t talk enough about which is about men and masculinity instead of focusing on just women and their experiences.”

"What do you think is the biggest stereotype for guys?" "Boys don't cry." — “What do you think is the biggest stereotype for guys?”
“Boys don’t cry.”

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