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How Steven Crowder Handles the Crowd

The film "The Are Only 2 Genders: Change My Mind" is a discussion in the street aiming to collect views regarding the attitude of people regarding gender and sexuality. The narrator considers the topic, "The Are Only 2 Genders," as controversial and he hopes the participants will successfully change his mind by convincing him about the existence of more than two genders. He recognizes that people use three approaches that are not affected by how the way he treats them during sensitive discussions. Crowder uses several interactive strategies to engage the participants such as basing his arguments on fact, taking turns during conversations and handling the audience diplomatically to ensure decorum during the interaction.

First, Crowder uses facts to pursue the participants to agree with his point of view. For example, in discussion with his first speaker, Thomas, Crowder quotes a study conducted in 1948 "Postmodernism feminism theory," which argued that gender and sex are effectively interchangeable. Crowder strives to pursue Thomas by convincing him that sex and gender are the same regardless of how different societies perceive the issue. Through his effective use of fact, he quickly responds to Thomas when he presumed the host was a male and a discussion arose as to why he thought so. Besides, he uses facts to...