1. In “Learning to Be Gendered”, the writers believe that gender indignity is a never-ending process that begins from birth because they wonder about the pending child will be a boy or girl. Since birth, the child is given a name, color, or toy assigned specifically to that gender and from then, they take over the process of their own gender work.
2. The main point of “Why Women Still Can’t Have It All” is there should be a change on how women should be treated equally in society and have an equal opportunities as a man does but society doesn't view women as hardworking.
3. In “Facebook Multiplies Gender but Offers User the Same Three Tired Problems”, it tells us about how gender role is how people can identify themselves differently but
2. The main point of “Why Women Still Can’t Have It All” is there should be a change on how women should be treated equally in society and have an equal opportunities as a man does but society doesn't view women as hardworking.
3. In “Facebook Multiplies Gender but Offers User the Same Three Tired Problems”, it tells us about how gender role is how people can identify themselves differently but