Pleaseanswer all partsof the 2 questions you choose to answer. You should answer both the questions in one single post rather than respond to each question in different posts.
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What are a few careers that are mostly dominated by men and those that are dominated by women? Pick 1 career that is dominated by women and 1 that is dominated by men and explain how the opposite sex are treated in these careers (or other positions)? What does this suggest about the way gender structures human social relations?Describe 2 ways in which women are at an advantage and 2 ways they remain at a disadvantage in workplaces? After that, offer a couple of suggestions that will address those disadvantagesExplain how culture, age, race, and geographic location among other variables interact in the ‘social construction of gender?’ Provide clear examples to substantiate your analysis.Explain why a ‘hegemonic male’s’ social status is considered invisible. Give at least 2 examples to substantiate your reasoning.First, explain the ‘woman question’ from afunctionalistand afeministperspective. Next, critique both the perspectives, highlighting the problems with each one of them.

Paper details:Research (or ideally, READ) the book “Shame of a Nation” written by Jonathon Kozol, in 2005. Look for a youtube video of a lecture or interview with Jonathon Kozol. Also, research some of Kozol’s other writings.
Address the following in your essay:
1. In 2-3 paragraphs, summarize the main points in “Shame of a Nation.”

2. Summarize a youtube video you watched of Jonathon Kozol.

3. What other books did Kozol write about public education? In 2-3 sentences, briefly summarize the main points in these other books.

4. Use concepts from Chapter 4 “Family Matters” in our textbook to discuss Kozol’s book and public education in general. You should discuss mobility, social class, class competition, cultural capital, self-fulfilling prophecy, and privilege.

5. Based on your research of Jonathon Kozol, what comes to mind regarding public schooling for the nation’s poor? What does it say about our society? How would you improve public education?