Overview
Gender, race, and class socialization are critical components of how individuals develop their identities and navigate the world. These processes shape our perceptions, behaviors, and interactions with others, often leading to inequalities based on gender, race, and socioeconomic status. Understandi...
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Example: Children learn social norms through family and school.
Example: Boys are often encouraged to be assertive, while girls are encouraged to be nurturing.
Example: An individual may identify as African American, Asian, or Hispanic.
Example: Wealthy families often have access to better education.
Example: A Black woman may face different challenges than a white woman or a Black man.
Example: In some cultures, it is normal to greet with a kiss, while in others, a handshake is preferred.