Some mentary on Pedro Almodóvar’s new edy I’m So Exced has noted that rerc gay stereotyp, particularly the characters of s...
Contents:
- ARE MOST MALE FLIGHT ATTENDANTS GAY?
- HOW THE GAY AIRLE STEWARD BEME A STEREOTYPE
- THERE MAY BE SOME TTH TO THE ‘GAY JOBS’ STEREOTYPE
- WHAT A GAY FLIGHT ATTENDANT’S LOST DISCRIMATN CASE SAYS ABOUT LGBTQ RIGHTS CHA
ARE MOST MALE FLIGHT ATTENDANTS GAY?
Are Most Male Flight Attendants Gay?
We all know that there’s a stereotype about male flight attendants beg gay. While there are no official numbers, the fact is that there is a statistilly higher number of gay men workg as flight attendants pared to other jobs.
HOW THE GAY AIRLE STEWARD BEME A STEREOTYPE
It is timated that 50% of male flight attendants are gay.
Anecdotal evince (see other rpons) shows that at least 50% of male flight attendants are gay and possibly a majory of them are.
One menter says 95% of the male flight attendants he knew were gay, and another says that 50% of the on she knew were gay. It’s jt one of those jobs that attracts a lot of gay men.
THERE MAY BE SOME TTH TO THE ‘GAY JOBS’ STEREOTYPE
And for that same reason, the fact that is a job associated wh gay men, probably sr a lot of straight men away om .
That said, one of my bt iends went off to be a flight attendant a few years after high school, and he was straight as Hell and que homophobic too, I might add. That beg said, out of all the female-majory occupatns, flight attendants have the hight number of gay men among male workers. Why are the majory of male flight attendants gay?
WHAT A GAY FLIGHT ATTENDANT’S LOST DISCRIMATN CASE SAYS ABOUT LGBTQ RIGHTS CHA
I'm cur, why do you thk this profsn seems to attract a signifint number of gay men?
Some mentary on Pedro Almodóvar’s new edy I’m So Exced has noted that rerc gay stereotyp, particularly the characters of s sassy male flight attendants, who are all gay. When did the gay steward bee such a mon stereotype? Some stewards were hired back after returng om World War II—often out of a sense of loyalty or patrtic duty—but bee they performed what was nsired “women’s work, ” they were thought to be effemate and were therefore spected of beg homosexual, acrdg to the bias of the time.
This perceptn was further rerced when the killg of a gay male flight attendant a “lover’s lane” Miami brought the stereotype to the headl of sensatnal stori the Miami Daily News.