week 6 lesson 3 by Usic https://padlet.com/usictech/mnfpz9fdv288sngk en-us 2021-10-27 10:26:47 UTC 2021-10-28 09:41:30 UTC hello@padlet.com Group 2 xzhang282 https://padlet.com/usictech/mnfpz9fdv288sngk/wish/1850708443 1. Gender socialization refers to the process in which people internalize the gender norms of their society. The content of gender socialization involves gender expectation, gender role, and gender identity. The roles of men and women are gender roles, which refer to the character characteristics, way of thinking, and certain behavior patterns that conform to certain social expectations due to people's gender differences.
2.Gender stereotypes can be a result of gender socialization.Boys and girls who do not conform to gender stereotypes are usually ostracized by same-age peers for being different. This can lead to negative effects, such as lower self-esteem.
3.Since the 1970s, western feminism has found that the cause of inequality between men and women is not biological sex, but social gender.  In recent years, oppressed women have gradually gained a voice, rather than living in a state of perpetual misery.  
4. in the future, when the standard requirements for gender socialization will diminish and people will be more and more receptive to those "unusual"]]> 2021-10-28 08:19:21 UTC https://padlet.com/usictech/mnfpz9fdv288sngk/wish/1850708443 Group1 https://padlet.com/usictech/mnfpz9fdv288sngk/wish/1850713178   
1. There has been considerable gender research on inequality in employment, sports participation, television programs, and literature content over the past two decades. Until the early seventies, the family was generally viewed as supporting institutional functions in which females were socialized to be dependent, fragile, unaggressive, sensitive, nurturant, and hesitant to take risks. 

2.In addition to this mass communication media play a reinforcing and solidifying role in the stereotyping of human gender roles, with men tending to be the stronger, more authoritative and positive image, while women play the weaker role and tend to receive help from the male role.

3.From the fixed dress requirements of both men and women at the beginning to dress according to their own preferences, women can wear neutral or even masculine clothes. 

4.I think the future of clothing will be more diverse, and any kind of strange clothes are possible.
]]> 2021-10-28 08:22:11 UTC https://padlet.com/usictech/mnfpz9fdv288sngk/wish/1850713178 group 3 jwang326 https://padlet.com/usictech/mnfpz9fdv288sngk/wish/1850723603 1.Children begin to understand gender categories at an early age. Studies have shown that children can distinguish between male and female voices when they are six months old, and can distinguish between male and female voices in photos when they are nine months old. parents:for example, a family gives their son a truck and their daughter a doll.
2.Gender stereotypes can be a result of gender socialization: girls and boys are expected to act in certain ways that are socialized from birth. Children and adults who do not conform to gender stereotypes are often ostracized by peers for being different.
3&4. Back in the day, around the 18th-century,  men would wear skirts and stockings, which is something females would wear, stereotypically. After that, as society progressed, men would start to wear less feminine wear and more masculine wear and women were tasked to stay at home while men were out working and doing credible jobs. This can be seen in the black and white image of a family, where the mother is seen knitting, in a gown, and the father is just sitting down, in proper wear. He probably just got back from work. However, nowadays, even though men and women are still socially stereotyped, many people still decide to break the stereotype and wear or do what they’re comfortable with. Therefore, in the future, I feel that people would become more independent in the way they think and chose to rely on what they want to wear or do rather than what stereotypes and society chooses for them.

]]> 2021-10-28 08:28:08 UTC https://padlet.com/usictech/mnfpz9fdv288sngk/wish/1850723603 Group 2 Activity 2 qsheng2 https://padlet.com/usictech/mnfpz9fdv288sngk/wish/1850845450 In education, we can help expand students' perspectives beyond gender stereotypes by spreading and using more gender-neutral language in the classroom. Secondly, teachers should treat boys and girls without prejudice and praise and criticize them equally.
The process of the patriarchal struggle is the plundering of resources and the confirmation of their own status. These resources of course also include women. At that time, the economy was backward, and men were in charge of the house. Men always sold their children to make a living, resulting in a severely low status of women. The economy can be evenly distributed, which can effectively alleviate this patriarchy.
We can reduce the influence of patriarchy by increasing the number od female politicians increasing the number of women's voices in politics. woman's political voice is conducive to the protection of women's right and can promote gender equality through policies.
]]> 2021-10-28 09:39:30 UTC https://padlet.com/usictech/mnfpz9fdv288sngk/wish/1850845450 group 3 jwang326 https://padlet.com/usictech/mnfpz9fdv288sngk/wish/1850847077 Instead of promoting their egalitarian principles, revolutionaries often become corrupted by the power game which they have played and which has helped them to seize control.
Although particular group that unites, organises itself, and is determined enough  to succeed in gaining power, the number of women in these areas could increase the half of the total, but this is not the result of solving the problem of the patriarchy. Reason 1, those who climb the power structure of society would gain gender equality in a certain degree, but those who is in the poorer classes, racial or religious minority, and the rural population would fall into the gap in the powere structure left by ascending women, and looking back to the French and Bolshevik Recolution, those who came into power might not create a more egalitarian society, instead, they might create institutions and propaganda to keep themselves in power to seize control. Reason 2, the reason why there are matriarchy societies in remote places is that their values are different from the major society. If our society insist on the great value of power, authority, control, victory, ownership, law, courage, strength, we might never turn to the other side since their values are nurturing, life-giving, compassion, sensitivity, spontaneity, creativity, working with nature and giving support to others.





]]> 2021-10-28 09:40:28 UTC https://padlet.com/usictech/mnfpz9fdv288sngk/wish/1850847077 Group 1 A2 xzhang282 https://padlet.com/usictech/mnfpz9fdv288sngk/wish/1850848694 I think we can't. One of the reasons that patriarchy has proved so enduring, despite numerous revolutionary attempts to overthrow the prevailing order, is that power is a subversive value. These two women did not transform the country from patriarchy into a matriarchy. It was still patriarchy and had its old values. These women simply were made into "honorary males" within the patriarchy's structure. Patriarchy determines the values of our society. It helps construct our vision of reality.

no.Increasing the number of women in education, the economy and politics will not solve the problem of patriarchy. Many people believe that as long as women participate in politics, equality between men and women will be achieved. But the truth is that only some women climb the power structure of society, but other groups, ethnic or religious minorities, the poor or rural people, do not change. Injustice also remains.  ]]> 2021-10-28 09:41:30 UTC https://padlet.com/usictech/mnfpz9fdv288sngk/wish/1850848694