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Assignment 05: a radical politics of sexuality

The “thinking sex” by Gayle Rubin is talking about the conflict between the sexuality and politics. During the ninetieth century, the social movements and gender identity is misunderstanding and lack of knowledge. There are many stereotype ideals and attitude about sexuality. The limitation of sexuality development, give many people misunderstanding about reality. And the social justice system and government passed laws to manage how people should handle the sexuality. It’s controlling the rules of nature and destroys the universe thinking of human being.

In the 20^th century, the US and Britain government not allowed citizens watch any media resources about homosexual. The ideology of sexuality and gender is negative impact in their mind. The physical and psychology develop of an infant is begin at born; usually they have sex identity around 3yr until mature. During the infant to teenagers, the ways of parent teaching way determine whether a child has natural gender identity or not. In the other hand, the cultural and society make rules to push child to accept heterosexual, do not give their chance to choose their own lives. Different behavior can cause people in trouble; we live in a society people who not judge what you are doing or what you thinking. When the policy controls personal behavior, it causes mental illness, increase in criminal rate and loss of economy. The nature religious also give people an ideology of how sexuality it is. There is much value of sex than everything, so that people thinking sex becomes a value thing.

During the industrialization and urbanization period, the gender identity becomes more effective. The cultural ideas of gender should be, women become a natural producer and men become a strong worker. The assumptions include the culture, the new generations, the religious and technology. All of them limit political rules or policy in the United States. In conclusion, the Rubin points the view of how others view’s point about sexuality. The invisible hand is controlling the sexuality position in society.