Racism and Metoo
Hi! Happy Sunday! The thesis of this essay is that perception is reality and culture changes slowly with a recommendation to be kind to each other. Modern anthropology, or the study of modern man, stands in contrast with just anthropology that we typically think of as the study of prehistoric man based upon archaeology. This essay is presentation of modern anthropology as it is applied to culture today by lawmakers. The modern, dual media tracks of feminism and racism have with us since the 1960s. During the 1960s the civil rights movement had great success with the passing of the Civil Rights Act. Similarly the feminist movement also had great success during that time with the scientific advent of the pill and women enabled to control pregnancy. Women experiencing control over their own bodies quickly led to Roe V. Wade in 1973. In my reading of modern anthropology about that time I ran across an essay that argued the following thesis: women were going to realize