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Gender outside of heterosexuality by Simone Jaggers-Radolf

Gender and Peace Building

Independent Research Project

Simone Jaggers-Radolf

Gender Outside of Heterosexuality

June 28th 2010

Anna Arroba

What is heterosexuality and what does it mean to be a female or male outside the institution of

heterosexuality? Current ideas on gender identity, femininity and masculinity are heavily aligned to

straight sexuality; this is seen through media, education, religion, history. How is ones gender identity

formed for individuals who do not identify with heterosexuality? What is the impact of

heterosexuality and gender roles? These are the questions I explore in this independent research

project.

This Research Project is submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of

Master of Arts in, Gender and Peacebuilding

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