Challenging Gender Norms and Defining Identity in Generation Z
Explore how Generation Z challenges gender norms and defines identity, highlighting the impact of social structures, self-identity, and technological development. Discover the importance of gender fluidity, sexual orientation, pronouns, and the comfort of Generation Z in expressing their gender identity.
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Generation Z: Challenging gender norms and defining identity No. Abstract: ABS-XXX Author (Debora Dumaria), Affiliation (AIESEC in Universitas Padjajaran).
INTRODUCTION Why challenging gender norms? Gender deviant behavior arises because of gender inequality. This factor is caused by social systems and structures that place men and women in a disadvantageous position (Agus, 2019). Why defining identity? Self-identity is a component of the self-concept that allows individuals to maintain a consistent stance and therefore allows a person to occupy a stable position in their environment (Rawlins, 1993). Why Generation Z? Technological development influences their values and behaviors towards gender roles, sexuality, and social justice.
LITERATURE REVIEW Meneropong Gender Melalui Kacamata Genderles (Farida, 2016), Globalisasi Lesbian, Gay, Biseksual, dan Transgender (LGBT) (Yansyah & Rahayu, 2020), Dasar Biologis Variasi Jenis kelamin, Gender, dan Orientasi Seksual (Artaria, 2016), Non- binary and genderqueer. (Monro, 2019)
METHOD descriptive qualitative method. Collect the sources > analyze > report.
FINDING AND DISCUSSION Gender Expression Gender fluidity has become part of our public lexicon recently, especially with several high-profile media stories about celebrities gender transitions (Lyall & Bernstein, 2015) and gender-fluid TV characters (Deggans, 2015) Sexual Orientation Attraction to the opposite sex is greater than attraction to the same sex. In other words, if same-sex attraction occurs, statistically the number can be said to be abnormal, because statistically normal is the average in the population (Artaria, 2016). Homo sexual (gay, lesbian, bisexual). Pronoun In English, there are two pronouns that refer to the third person; he and she, respectively, are marked as the identification of male and female. (Farida, 2016). Some people prefer gender-neutral pronouns (they/them).
CONCLUSION It can be concluded that Generation Z is more comfortable exploring and expressing their gender identity regardless of gender norms because internet and social media platforms have provided a space for Generation Z to explore and discuss gender identity freely.
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