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What is Gender? - Coggle Diagram

- - - - The Manly Jobs Problem "Insults, groping—even assault. That kind of sexual harassment came along with being one of the very few women on a construction site, in a mine, or in a shipyard. Those professions remain male-dominated and the harassment can seem, for countless women, to be intractable."
- - - - Honor Code
        "The education system has become culturally cohesive, rewarding and encouraging a certain sort of person: one who is nurturing, collaborative, disciplined, neat, studious, industrious and ambitious."
  - - - Correct Spelling of Father "Obviously you aint grow up where poppas are rolling stones
        down the hills of women’s backsides and when he’s gone, all he’s left us was alone"
    - - The Manly Jobs Problem "Sexual harassment is often a way in which the men reaffirm women’s femininity, say this is who you are, back in your place,
- - - - The Barbershop "Because the barbershop is a masculine space, the performance of heterosexuality is the gold standard."
    - - The Barbershop The men wore pants that sagged. Their feet were adorned with the latest two-hundred-dollar sneakers) endorsed by Allen Iverson or Shaq. Their self-assurance made me want to mimic them, to give a gender performance that would say unequivocally to everybody--white folks, black folks, everybody--that I too am a black male with balls. That's part of why I was at the barbershop-_and to get that fresh bald fade,one of
        the trendy hallmarks of black masculinity.
- - - - Correct spelling of Father
        "you see fathers are master gardeners they tend to every leaf removing the weeds placing us in the windows of opportunity so that we can lean towards the sun and never forget that the sky is the limit planting kisses on our cheeks hugs on our backs growing their love on us the best way they know how like my father"
    - - The Barbershop "She says she "felt triumphant and sad"---- triumphat because, although the men "had read the education in her language as proof of her "imitation whiteness," she was able "to shed her academic self consciousness" and belong, to be seen as "part of the group, as authentic." She was sad because, "when she arrived on campus," her performance of black authenticity lost its cachet; she realized that the benefits she garnered in the shop were now distinct disadvantages."
    - - Correct spelling of Father
        "Breastfeeding on one arm, phone on the shoulder, cooking with the other arm, cleaning with one leg, trying sneakers with their teeth"
  - - - Honor Code "The basic problem is that schools praise diversity but have become culturally homogeneous. The education world has become a distinct subculture, with a distinct ethos and attracting a distinct sort of employee. Students who don’t fit the ethos get left out."
    - - Honor Code "First, Henry would withdraw. He’d decide that the official school culture is for wimps and softies and he’d just disengage. In kindergarten, he’d wonder why he just couldn’t begood. By junior high, he’d lose interest in trying and his grades would plummet."
    - - The Manly Job Problem "I don’t think you can understand this notion of sexual harassment and men’s anger with women, their willingness to take out on them all this sexual hostility, unless you imagine that sense of entitlement in the job,”