What is the most important thing you felt you learned

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~What is the most important thing you felt you learned in the video "Tough Guise?" (review your classmate's responses and avoid duplicating)

~ What is the role of women in the process of socializing men into "toxic" masculinities defined by dominance, violence, segregation, and narcisism.

~What question/s do you still have about sex/gender inequality? (remember to be thoughtful here - sometimes ignorance can come across as hateful or dismissive, keep them centered in reasonable social analysis and all should be well)

Video: Social Stratification: Crash Course Sociology #21

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