One of the main points that I found to be interesting in Chapter 3, Leaning Gender, is that “sex is a biological fact and gender is the societal interpretation of that fact” (117). This idea is so complicated and ambiguous that the topic of gender is always a hot issue. The book goes on to talk about how things in nature can be male and female. That being said, it is true for people too. We have been told or shown what we should be (male or female) since we were born. Whether we be put into a crib with a blue blanket or pink blanket. And yes I am aware of those individuals that may be born with both part but I am strictly talking about people born female and male. We have been socialized sooo much to the point that men and women are definable.
