At the beginning of Roxane Gay’s article, it tends to describe the conflicts of her definition and the others’ definitions on feminist. As for performative acts and gender constitution, generally and traditionally, wrongly performing one’s gender means a series of indirect and obvious punishments, however, well performing it provides the reassurance for the individual’s identity and gender. That’ s the main argument Roxane is making. She feels the tension and she’s not committed to the gender norm, but believe in what she chooses to be.
As for the first paragraph, Roxane illustrates her incomprehension towards the piece of article written by Judith Butler, which describes feminist as the regulated roles as well as specified acting model of female and …show more content…
However, Steve emphasized that his unmatched hat, which is knitted in pinks and browns and blues and oranges and lime green by Barbara Sullivan. He’ s arguing about racial profiling and the lack of basic rights of black people. Due to racial profiling, so many people are being targeted, discriminated, even murdered by police for being black.
A piece of Steve’s article says, no one made eye contact with him and people look at him like he’s a criminal, except one black woman further down the block. That’s to say, not only the police, but also the public do have racial profiling. The reality is that there’s the only black woman understanding the grief.
Steve said, “Nothing I am, nothing I do, nothing I have means anything because I fit the description.” That’s so sad to read the three nothings, which also illustrate the status of black people at that time. The black people are unfairly treated. What’s more, the word choice usually plays an important role to express pathos and “nothing” is telling unfair status for black people in
As for the first paragraph, Roxane illustrates her incomprehension towards the piece of article written by Judith Butler, which describes feminist as the regulated roles as well as specified acting model of female and …show more content…
However, Steve emphasized that his unmatched hat, which is knitted in pinks and browns and blues and oranges and lime green by Barbara Sullivan. He’ s arguing about racial profiling and the lack of basic rights of black people. Due to racial profiling, so many people are being targeted, discriminated, even murdered by police for being black.
A piece of Steve’s article says, no one made eye contact with him and people look at him like he’s a criminal, except one black woman further down the block. That’s to say, not only the police, but also the public do have racial profiling. The reality is that there’s the only black woman understanding the grief.
Steve said, “Nothing I am, nothing I do, nothing I have means anything because I fit the description.” That’s so sad to read the three nothings, which also illustrate the status of black people at that time. The black people are unfairly treated. What’s more, the word choice usually plays an important role to express pathos and “nothing” is telling unfair status for black people in