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Quick write- Karla Rubio
Quick write- Karla Rubio 
In the video Judith Butler discussed, how gender roles are perceived. By stating examples of how men, and woman act, talk, and look. Leading to the idea of what gender norms are, and how they effect people. This made my understanding of what gender roles really mean differ, 
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In the video, Judith Butler claims that gender norms are culturally formed but also a domain of freedom; however, it is policed by acts such as bullying and violence. This story deepens my understanding of the relationship between gender, identity and culture because  it is important that 
Video Response -- Jose
Video Response -- Jose
In the video, Judith Butler describes of her instance where gender norms were enforced by bullying, yet she wasn't phased by it. Gender, identity, and cultural norms are forced in society in the twenty-first century. One such example was last year (2016) when a bar in Orlando, Florida, which was exclusively for gays, was shot up, resulting in 49 deaths. Such a violent act could only have one purpose behind it, the disagreement of such sexual orientation. 
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the story deepens my understanding how the relations between gender, identity and culture  are seen because in the video it tells us  that the way we are seen by others is the way we are supposed to be to act like if we are a man we are supposed to act manly and if you are a woman they are supposed to act girly.
 
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In the video Judith Butler says that she was asked if she was lesbian because of the way she looked and walked. I personally have not seen anyone get "enforced" through violence or bullying because of the way they walk, talk, or look. My understanding for all of Identity, gender, and culture has been deep before watching this video. 
Quick Write - Valerie
Quick Write - Valerie 
An example of bullying in which gender norms were enforced is when a woman is perceived as a lesbian simply for cutting her hair in a style that would typically be seen on a man and receiving backlash from it. 
Quick Write- Parker Criqui
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In the video, Butler discusses the thought of gender norms and her experience with it. It depends my understanding of the relationship between identity, gender and culture because people judge instantly and constantly they don't think of the way other people may feel after  
Quick Write - Karen Cuchillas
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Ms. Judith Butler's story deepen my understanding of the relationship between identity, gender, and culture is that the way women and men do something or how they walk, talk and appear is how people assume others gender.
The speaker, Judith
 The speaker, Judith Butler,gave her own example of a situation where she was bullied. I have never heard or seen a similar situation but one could only imagine. This story helped me understand that identity,gender, and culture 
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In the Video, Judith Butler speaks about how people should see others as who they can and not 

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In this video Judith talked about how basically gender has a different meaning to everyone because you appear different to many people , she also shares an experience of her own so we could better understand her explanation on gender roles. This story deepens my understanding because she explains that people assume your gender by the way you act,dress, or your appearance in general.

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Judith Butler is discussing the way how you represent yourself and the way you appear to someone else.

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soul has no gender from my comprehension.

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In the video, Judith Butler explains her experience and her opinion of classifying gender roles. Butler's story deepens my understanding of the relationship between identity, gender, and culture because she explains how we are basically taught into thinking we must be either female or male. When in reality it is how one chooses to be.

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In the Video Judith talked about how the way we present our selves was how our gender appeared to everyone else. gender doesn't have to be a big issue . The way people present their gender is sometimes a problem to others and causes people to bully them for what they see. This story deepens my understanding between identity, gender and culture because gender doesn't define who you are and there's a difference between all three terms.

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Judith speaks on how the way represents ourselves is not important because it is okay to conform  to our genders culture.

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The only situation I can recall  when gender norms were enforced through violence was when I was in elementary. There was a boy in my class who wasn't like the other guys he was more feminine in the way he conducted himself, and he would always get bullied.Although he was feminine he never altered his gender, or his identity, that just who he was, not all men have to match the gender norm. Growing up the bullying stopped and people left him alone, i think its about maturity, it takes someone mature to accept someone who is out of the norm.

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I have experienced what Butler said that happened to her all because I had short hair, but it was never violent. The video didn't really deepen my understanding, just because someone doesn't act the way they should it doesn't mean they are what you think they are.

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In the video Judith Butler discussed, how gender roles are perceived. By stating examples of how men, and woman act, talk,and look. Leading to the idea of what gender norms are, and how they effect people. This made my understanding of what gender roles really, mean differ, I came to the realization that gender norms do not just apply to looks. They apply to actions, speech, and culture.

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In the video, Judith Butler claims that gender norms are culturally formed but also a domain of freedom; however, it is policed by acts such as bullying and violence. This story deepens my understanding of the relationship between gender, identity and culture because it is important that those who do not fall under a "gender norm" to overcome gender stereotypes and for others to stop segregating and acting violently towards them.

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In the video, Judith Butler describes of her instance where gender norms were enforced by bullying, yet she wasn't phased by it. Gender, identity, and cultural norms are forced in society in the twenty-first century. One such example was last year (2016) when a bar in Orlando, Florida, which was exclusively for gays, was shot up, resulting in 49 deaths. Such a violent act could only have one purpose behind it, the disagreement of such sexual orientation. Someone's identity comes from their culture and gender in today's society, and Butler herself experienced the backlash that society had for her.

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the story deepens my understanding how the relations between gender, identity and culture are seen because in the video it tells us that the way we are seen by others is the way we are supposed to be to act like if we are a man we are supposed to act manly and if you are a woman they are supposed to act girly.

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In the video Judith Butler says that she was asked if she was lesbian because of the way she looked and walked. I personally have not seen anyone get "enforced" through violence or bullying because of the way they walk, talk, or look. My understanding is that everyone is the same to be honest, just because a girl wants to look like a guy doesn't make her any different from a guy being a guy.

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An example of bullying in which gender norms were enforced is when a woman is perceived as a lesbian simply for cutting her hair in a style that would typically be seen on a man and receiving backlash from it.  Identity, gender and culture go hand in hand when it comes to how people are and how they present themselves.

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In the video, Butler discusses the thought of gender norms and her experience with it. It depends my understanding of the relationship between identity, gender and culture because people judge instantly and constantly they don't think of the way other people may feel after it had already been done.

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Ms. Judith Butler's story deepen my understanding of the relationship between identity, gender, and culture is that the way women and men do something or how they walk, talk and appear is how people assume others gender.

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The speaker, Judith Butler,gave her own example of a situation where she was bullied and called a lesbian. i have never personally seen an example of someone being bullied like Butler but one can only imagine . This story helped me understand that identity,gender, and culture all reflect on one another.

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In the Video, Judith Butler speaks about how people should see others as who they are and not label them as a gender. Gender should not be the same as someone's identify or culture.