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Gender Stratification: Crash Course Sociology #32

Gender Stratification: Crash Course Sociology #32

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Rating: 4.0; Vote: 1
Today we-re looking at how society becomes stratified along gender lines. We-ll discuss Raewyn Connell-s concept of hegemonic masculinities and emphasized femininities. We-ll explore gender socialization in the home, media, and schools. Finally, we-ll explain how gender stratification results in different outcomes by gender in education, occupations, earnings, and criminal activity. Crash Course is made with Adobe Creative Cloud. Get a free trial here
Date: 2022-04-04

Comments and reviews: 10


This episode was simply awful and an example of why sociology has a bad name. The framing of these ideas was mindbogglingly jaundiced. There are so some very, very interesting issues here and I would like to have seen them analysed objectively. Ideologically affected analyses are not science; what I heard here what mostly superficial and contentious dogma. This is such a shame considering the powerful tools sociology has at its disposal.
Your series and presenter are in general excellent, until you get onto issues relating to gender. This topic is your and sociology's Achilles heel.

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yeah, there's a wage gap because of the way women are treated and socialized. unless it were accounting for fields that require a lot of physical strength or something then we wouldn't see a gap. the problem with the wage gap is societal; not as simple as -pay women more-, if women and men were treated equally we wouldn't see any significant difference. how hard is that for people to understand lmao. look at the big goddamn picture
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My mom gave me dolls and I threw them. - My dad gave me animals, legos, and cars, and I played with them. Weird enough, my dad used to wrestle with me when I was a toddler up. He treated me like a boy and still does even though I have 2 younger brothers. To this day, I'm very masculine and realized that that is just who I am.
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Genders are not equal. That's why there are genders. There are some jobs more suitable for men and some more suitable for women, which does not mean gender discrimination. Anyone who insists absolute gender equality is a gender communist which would bring disasters.
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I love your videos and how well you explain all, but is there a way you can pause or speak slower. I feel that your videos go too fast and it makes my head swell up, specially when you are transitioning from thing to another.
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Woman didnt want the right to vote and it was men who gave women that right.
She doesnt take into account that because men take economics and women take care taking, obviously there be more men in politics.

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-The US has never had a female president-. while my country, Philippines, has had two female Presidents in the past two decades. And here I was thinking my country was conservative and non progressive.
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I really dislike when these videos consider themselves objective while the majority of their points are based on how women are treated unfairly and not based on actual research or facts
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Did she suggest that the reason women are underrepresented in computer science fields is because personal computers and video games were marketed as gadgets for men back in the 1980s?
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I feel like -Patriarchal Dividends- is a much less controversial term than -Male Privilege- because the words comprising the term more accurately represent the ideas within the concept
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