Inequality Makes Everyone Feel Bad

When it comes to inequality much like we are facing in the Minneapolis stand up to abolish old paradigms that isolated experiences to many on the content of injustice facing our country toward a specific race or people of color, studies have found that people who feel they're getting away with something, experience fear and self-reproach, while people who feel exploited are angry and resentful. And yet, as we saw in the nine minute video of office Derek Chauvin officer who is charged with the death of George Floyd, men are more comfortable than women with the the first scenario and less tolerant than women of finding themselves with the short end of the stick. When it comes to Gender and Families, we notice men resisting to help around the house, and Scott Coltrane and Michele Adams, leaders in the field of family studies, state that it is in men's interest to resist. "By passively refusing to take an equal role, men reinforce a separation of spheres that underpins masculine ideals and perpetuates a gender order privileging men over women." The picture below depicts my family and the different gender inequalities we have all faced in our lifetime on this planet earth together.