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Sociology: Discussion # 3
Domination and Subordination
The concept and study of Domination and Subordination is the analysis and reflection that addresses the notion of variances that is subjected in the society and culture (up to an extent) mainly in the discourses and problems or issues that particularly involve women. The concept here states that disparities are because of the conventional premises of women's mannerisms that have failed to recognize the initial disposition of a woman’s personality. While as a result, a woman is always depicted as a person that thrives to issues and conflicts that further develop varying gaps between the behavior of males and females which undeniably develop cases and situations which impact ascent of women to the equality notion (Rothenberg, P.P. 92-95).
Constructing Race, Creating White Privilege
The race in today’s world can be seen as the result of the creation of the White privilege. It means that the race in today’s society can be found as an ultimate creation of White Privilege. The White Privilege is the concept by which the preferences or preferential treatments are given to the people that come from Europe over the individuals whose ancestors are from the America, Africa, Asia, and other Arab regions; and exempt European Americans – White People – from the forms of national and racial domination imposed on the populates from the America, Africa, Asia, and other Arab regions (Rothenberg, P.P. 21).
Disability and the Justification of Inequality in American History
The study titled “Disability and the Justification of Inequality in American History” elaborates that how the disability concept and view have been utilized in the past as justification for the purpose to treat individuals with disabilities in an unfair way. The disability concept has also been attributed to other groups for the justification of their mistreatment (Rothenberg, P.P. 81-82). In what, the study calls the “three great citizenship debates” of the last two (19th and 20th) centuries when disability had been used for justification inequalities. Those debates include the women’s suffrage, Restrictions on Immigration, and African American freedom and civil rights.
Work Cited
Rothenberg, Paula S. Race, class, and gender in the United States: An integrated study. Macmillan, 2004.
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