1. Other Issues of Segregation
Gendered Place – whether a place is designed for or claimed by men or women
Created by the construction or the use
What are some examples of places designed for or used exclusively for men or women?

2. Other issues of Segregation
SEXUALITY AND SPACE:
Acceptable Sexuality = Social Construction
Use of Heteronormative Concepts:
describe any of a set of lifestyle norms that hold that people fall into distinct, complementary, and naturual genders
It also holds that heterosexuality is the normal sexual orientation, and states that sexual and marital relations are most (or only) fitting between a man and a woman.

3. QUEER THEORY
Theory defined by geographers Glen Elder, Lawrence Knopp, and Heidi Nast
Highlights the contextual nature of opposition to the heteronormative
focuses on the political engagement of gays with the heteronormative

4. Subjugation and Cultural Constructions
Power Relationships
(1) assumptions and structures about who is in control
(2) reflected in the cultural landscape … power structure over how the landscape should be seen
(3) subjugate entire groups to the will of the “controlling groups”
What are five power relationships that the United States has experienced through history?

5. Subjugation Groups to Understand
(1) Protestants v. Catholics in Northern Ireland
(2) Degradation of Informal Economic Activity of Women in Multiple Societies
(3) Inequity in Power Relationships between Men and Women in Sub-Saharan Africa despite Population Numbers
(4) Dowry Deaths in India

6. Shifting of Power Amongst Ethnic Groups
Seems very similar to sequent occupancy and invasion and succession
Barrioization:
defined by geographer James Curtis
The dramatic increase in Hispanic population in a given neighborhood
Refers to Spanish word for neighborhood… barrio
Growing population in Baltimore