Gender is an identification of personal sexual identity. You can define that person is either Male or Female. According to Christine Barbour and Gerald Wright, for many years one’s gender had no predictive power and women were less active and had less attitude in politics. As women started gaining education, they have been actively participated in workforce and also have increased their point of interest in politics. According to Christine Barbour and Gerald Wright, “Race has been a perennial cleavage in American politics.” Recently black have achieved equal rights as whites. Sometimes income varies between blacks and whites but, when questions come for spending money, than answer is quite different. African Americans are much more spender …show more content…
All black men are treated with racism in bell hook’s childhood time period. They were known as a threat. During the hook’s childhood, black families send the girl children to schools and boys children to find the work. Black males are considered dumb until they come in their fifties, because since childhood they all are illiterate, always looking for a work. The origins of these stereotypes were racial segregation, discrimination, and oppression of black males. They were aware of these stereotypes could be life-threatening. She was thinking of organizing a Mass-based literacy programs, especially to those black men who are unemployed and don't get opportunity. The organization should educate them and preparing themselves to stand by their own and compete in real world. I am totally agree on her argument. In short we have to provide opportunity to prove themselves and let them be self-determined and create positive atmosphere around them where they can show their abilities. According to me, her positive attitude shows toward equality. She is providing a good example via this book. I truly inspired by her while reading a