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As mentioned in Judith Ortis Coffer's "The Story of My Body," her skin color is influenced by the environment due to racial stereotypes in society. Judith is usually defined as a 'brown race' or 'Latino'. And because I have an Asian face, when I go out with friends, I often get a lot of influence due to skin color issues. We have to sometimes try to integrate into this society through some behavior. Meanwhile, due to skin color issues, my friends around me are often yellow like me.

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“Nature’s Rainbow” is a concept described by Joan Roughgarden that deals with the idea of sex and reproduction in nature not being as linear as humans believe it to be.As I have seen in zoos before, the New Mexico whip tailed lizard is a female species that breeds under same-sex stimulation. This forms a direct contrast to human gender concepts, as not every species requires males and females to reproduce.

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As Suzanne farr mentioned in her book 'HOMOPHOBIA AS A WEAPON OF SEXISM', homophobia affects people's behavior because it makes them discriminate against homosexuals. For example, I have a pair of gay friends around me, and I often go out to play with them. But I often notice that strangers around me feel discriminated against and treated differently towards my friends who are homosexual. I think if homophobia disappears, people will be more comfortable being themselves.

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When we are born, our physiological characteristics determine whether we are boys or girls. Our parents often provide us with different gender education from an early age due to our physiological characteristics. For example, I have been instilled in my parents a sense of male chauvinism since I was young. They taught me not to shrink back or shed tears when encountering any difficulties. But for me, determining a person's identity characteristics cannot solely focus on their physiological characteristics. We also need to understand who we are based on race, gender identity, sexual orientation, culture, class status, ability, age, and many other factors.

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As defined by Allen G. Johnson, patriarchy is a social system in which men are usually more favored than women, have more power, and are maintained by social norms and structures. An example of patriarchy is the discovery in gender development research that the Y chromosome is "dominant" in determining gender, which delays further research on the determinants of female gender. At the same time, in my family, my father often holds the dominant power in some decisions, which I believe also reflects a characteristic of patriarchy.