Pat Thompson

1:00to2:30pm

Race,ethics and diversity

CHAPTER 5 SUMMERY

We have all seen or heard someone that has said some derogatory language.

Most people couldn’t careless and in some groups its part of their everyday

language.

The part is that they will never change; they’re living the rest of their vive

that way. The only way to change a society is to train the children in that society

to respect the rights of others and I believe by mixing races and cultures we

create a better understanding amongst all children, so differences don’t seem so

scary and create a positive atmosphere for them to learn in.

In most states there are early childhood development programs like daycare,

kindergarten, preschool classes this is where attitudes are developed and molded.

They are Americas hope for the future. This of course applies to gender identity.

Girls are trained to be subservient to the male ego.

The major problem in America isn’t the men who are trained for most part

by women, but women themselves. Women have a tendency to agree and

reinforce the female stereotypes. Their inaction makes change almost impossible,

why should men change when these attitudes’ are reinforced by wives and

mothers. If the women, whether they are single or married would vote with one

mind things would change.

This book speaks of institutional discrimination, women may see and

experience discrimination, but without organization their efforts will fail, you may

say that there is the National Organization of Women, they have done some good

work for women, but the question should be is why aren’t more women joining

this organization, the answer is in my opinion. Most women don’t recognize that

women