Through the reading, Four Modes of Inequality, William Dugger discusses structure in relation to one’s nation, social class, gender, and race. Additionally, Dugger tells his readers how structure leads to inequality, as well as how myths reinforce these inequalities. The “myth” I chose that accompanies a mode of inequality is sexism. Sexism accompanies the mode of inequality of gender, and in the following paragraphs, I will discuss how it is transmitted along with how it helps to perpetuate inequality. The “myth of sexism is transmitted by the social practice of domination. Domination is found in the patriarchal order of a family. Through this order, the man of the household dictates the roles which the wife and children fill. The father
