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Language, Gender, Culture - Coggle Diagram

- - - - “He’d get in a serious wrestling match with his buddy Falstaff, and, by the time he got him in a headlock, there’d be suspensions all around”(Brooks 3).
    - - “To Embrace my blackness, my heritage, my manliness, I identify with men who represent the ghetto” (Young 3)
    - - “During one, he’d jump off the top of the jungle gym, and, by the time he hit the ground, the supervising teachers would be all over him for breaking the safety rules”(Brooks 3).
  - - - “The only woman in a repair crew at wind-farm sites charged in a lawsuit that her co-workers called her by male nicknames”(Chira 5).
    - - “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”(Brooks 6).
- - - - “men reserved many of the highest-status, highest paying jobs”(Chira 9).
    - - “The men assumed the best jobs, the skilled jobs, were theirs. If a woman dared to enter them, God help her”(Chira 9).
    - - “you see fathers are master gardeners they tend to every leaf removing the weeds placing us in the windows of opportunity”(Davis Jones)
  - - - “breastfeeding on one arm phone on the shoulder cooking with the other arm cleaning with one leg tying sneakers with their teeth”(Davis Jones)
- - - - “Because the barbershop is a masculine space, the performance of heterosexuality is the gold standard” (Young 8).
- - - - “my father, sacrificed owning nothing, that I may have everything my father, walked a daily nightmare so that I may live out my dreams my father watered me with blood sweat and tears”(Davis Jones)
    - - “Instead of engaging Eric, they would act annoyed by his mannerisms and voice” (Young 9).