Summary: The Complexity Of Identity
Our country is made up of many different people from many different walks of life. Every person has a different way they can be identified, which makes each person special. In “The Complexity of Identity: Who am I?” by Beverly Tatum she writes about people having different identities and roles in life. Some of those identities makes you a dominant person and others make you a subordinate person. She describes subordinate as being at a disadvantaged under a dominant person or situations. Dominant person is one who is considered a powerful or even a controlling over a subordinate person. For example, a CEO of a company is the dominant person over their subordinate employees. I feel like I am and have to be a dominant person because I am a single