Download or read book Movies on Chatham Presents written by Pam Hassebroek and published by Triple Synergy Press. This book was released on 2021-08-16 with total page 311 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Through a brief history of movies, this trustworthy collection presents a coherent view of changing social norms regarding women and the LGBTQ community. The book discusses our diverse humanity, but its purpose is unity, not division.* Considers the meaning of individuality and identity;* essential and thought-provoking insight into our human uniqueness and diversity;* fundamental answers to why and how people resist acknowledging and accepting human differences."Movies on Chatham Presents" shows how film portrayals have reinforced discrimination, which is among the world's most pressing matters. See how this happens and how things change through film depictions, and historical social backdrops. We can observe the inequalities of social position in movie settings from the early 20th century forward. This book examines the movie industry's changing expressions of femaleness, sexual orientation, gender identity, and gender roles in parallel with pertinent public laws and policies. Watching the movies alongside the book's commentary enables visualizing the obstacles overcome and celebrating the positive trend toward a more equitable social order."Movies on Chatham Presents" offers a template for respectful and enlightening conversations about film and pop culture.* The book helps us to recognize our multiple social identities, diversify who we interact with, and broaden our perspectives.* The book provides tools to move us all toward higher principles in group interactions--personal, professional, and organizational.