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    According to Lorber‚ in The Social Construction of Gender‚ she states that there are “socially imposed standards for men and women” (Lorber 1991:114). These aforementioned standards are often times a reason for not taking something such as paternity leave‚ which ‘defies’ the norms of society. In the past for centuries a woman

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    “From Believing is Seeing” by Judith Lorber and “Getting Huge‚ Getting Ripped: A Qualitative exploration of Recreational Steroid Use” by Matthew Petrocelli‚ the authors identify the negative ways society influences the way a man lives. Exaggerated expectations of society lead a man to harm his body with risky side effects and create inhumane goals regarding body appearance. Society’s portrayal of how a real man looks causes him to enter a gym with false hopes.

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    negatively contribute to their physical‚ spiritual‚ and social well being‚ so‚ gender should be seen more of a social structure that forms the basis for individuals ’ norms which are anchored into the major societal organizations of our world today (Lorber 5). This might make one to ask again - Is a Genderless Society Attainable? What are the advantages and disadvantages? Apparently‚ parents‚ as a factor‚ have the power and the responsibilities to shape the gender identity of their wards from childhood

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    Cited: LorberJudith. Night to His Day. 55-56. Print. Messner‚ Michael E. Boyhood‚ Organized Sports‚ and the Construction of Masculinities. 108. Print. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0199725/. Web. 14 Nov. 2010.

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    generation. The poet infuriated me with her talk of no positive roll models for African Americans and that children raise in single parent home have identity crisis. The writer was the most honest for the stereo type for Asian was on the mark. Judith Lorber a noted sociologist in her essay “The Social Construction of Gender” puts to much stock in the belief that people are uneasy if they can not tell if a person or child is male or female. In both the documentary and essay they describe gendering

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    among societies. • Although most social scientists see gender as socially constructed‚ it has real consequences for everyday life. • This construction of gender is affected by race‚ class‚ sexuality‚ and nationality. Reading 6: Judith Lorber‚ “’Night To His Day’: The Social Construction of Gender” Although gender is often assumed to be natural‚ it is an all-encompassing social institution that has power over people. Gender is (1) a process that humans create; (2) a stratification

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    Schrock‚ Douglas‚ and Michael Schwalbe. "Men‚ Masculinity‚ And Manhood Acts." Annual Review of Sociology 35.1 (2009): 277-295. Print. The struggle to find the clear distinction between gender and sex still reigns. Currently in our society‚ these two terms can be broken down to be legally and socially recognized. According to the lectures in class on October 16th and 18th‚ gender is described to be a social category such as a man or a woman‚ while sex is perceived to be the biological or anatomical

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    Sex and Gender Sex and gender make up one of the most basic functions in our society. Gender helps delineate tasks and how we refer to people‚ and is reinforced for us throughout our lives (Lorber 2006). Gender interacts with sex in varying ways (Disch 2006). Those who are not strictly heterosexual male or female are not readily accepted and face adversity as they bend gender and defy sex. It has long been debated whether there is a difference between sex and gender‚ and if so‚ what that difference

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    Steven bartly American pluralism 200 Throughout history the United States has had immigrants flock to the united states in hopes of better opportunity. In the eyes of many ‚the United States was land of prosperity and opportunity. This dream of becoming successful from nothing was known as the American dream .It built this nation into what it is today‚ which unfortunately is tainted with many negative aspects. President Clinton once said “ The American Dream that we were all raised on is

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    In the article “The Socially Constructed Body‚” Judith Lorber explains insights from Feminist theory that discuss how men and women in a society transform their own bodies to look a particular way in order to achieve the physical image that complies with what society believes is properly “masculine” or “feminine.” She illustrates how these “normal” gender images are not common because they are biologically true‚ but because society has constructed them. Though some aspects are obviously biological

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