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language, gender, culture - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Honor Code Reading: "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" (David Brooks).
    - - The Honor Role : "The information age rewards people who mature early, who are verbally and socially sophisticated, who can control their impulses. Girls may, on average, do better at these things"(David Brooks)
      - The Correct Spelling of Father:
        "breastfeeding on one arm phone on the shoulder cooking with the other arm cleaning with one leg tying sneakers with their tee"(Marshall Davis-Jones)~this quote is talking about fathers sacrifices, but this is a common mother stereotype.
      - The Many Jobs Problem:
        "during a time of hiring expansion, when women were not perceived as taking jobs from men. “They redefined what it was to be a good miner away from this very hyperbolic masculine image,” she said. “A good miner was someone who cared for their co-workers. They were responsible. These were issues that women could also embody.'"(Susan Chira).
  - - - The Correct Spelling of Father: "young fathers
        who make mistakes
        because we are not all perfect
        but the one mistake they never make
        is abandoning their seeds" (Marshall Davis-Jones).
      - The 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" (Marshall Davis-Jones).
    - - Honor Code Reading: "he’d devote his mental energies to violent video games and aggressive music. If college wanted him to be focused and tightly ambitious, he’d exile himself into a lewd and unsupervised laddie subculture"(David Brooks).
    - - The Many Jobs Problem:
        " Professor Saguy said that employers played on this sense that manliness was intertwined with such jobs. “Even if they have to tolerate bad working conditions, the compensation is they were real men,” (Susan Chira).
- - - - The Many Jobs Problem:
        "But it is particularly stark in the blue-collar jobs that once scored a kind of manly trifecta: They paid a breadwinner’s wage, embodied strength and formed the backbone of the American economy (Susan Chira).
  - - - I Want a Wife:
        "I want a wife who will take care of my physical needs. I want a wife who will keep my house clean. A wife who will pick up after my children, a wife who will pick up after me"(Judy Brady).
- - - - The Barber Shop:
        "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" (Vershawn Ashanti Young).
- - - - The Barbershop:
        "Literacy habits, like reading novels of a certain kind and speaking what might appear to be standard English, have always made me seem more queer,..."(Vershawn Ashanti Young)
    - - The Barbershop:
        "they talked casually but passionately about sports, basketball especially, with the deep resonance that reverberates in my hungry ears" (Vershawn Ashanti young)
  - - - I Want a Wife:
        "I want a wife who is a good nurturant attendant to my children, who arranges for their schooling,..."(Judy Brady)
    - - I Want a Wife:
        "I want a wife who will not bother me with rambling complaints about a wife's duties"(Judy Brady).