Reading this article was very life-applying in a sense to me. my family is latino and my parents have always treated me with such care and attention along with strict rules and things that i cannot do that my brother can do. Things such as cerfew were always a big struggle for me and not for my brother. i work at a daycare so i can see how people react to baby boys and baby girls. If the girl is crying it is true that someone will go pick up the baby girl before the baby boy even if he has been crying longer or at the same time. We are alwyas known to make boys strong but i have always like the sense of equality. i can't say that when i have a baby girl i wont be protective but you learn from your parents and you learn what you would want to do with your own children.

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After reading the article about medical training and gender inequality, I can’t think of other ways in which gender differences were neglected. I believe the article covered that well. I was interested to learn the desensitizing methods used by the students when it came to the body so they could treat their patient better, but I was also interested to learn how males and females have to do this but females have more of an issue when it come to sexual harassment between coworkers rather then patient and doctor. When it comes to bias it does affect everyday lives especially when an individual is trying to make a living, but their work environment is hard to work in.

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