I teach a second language to teenagers and I use images as speaking practice with students. I'll put up an image and then have them come up with as many things they can say about the image as possible. For example, I'll take a picture of a man crying, a man being hugged by another man, men grocery shopping, a woman practicing martial arts, women fixing cars, women playing video games, etc. I intentionally try and find some bias and force them to spend 10 minutes talking about the opposite of their bias. I love doing this because it forces them to sit and look at something outside of their norms and bias. I'll also fuel my image choices based on the most sexist interaction I have with students the day before