Boy's Closet Analysis

In the moment that parents find out that it’s a boy on the way, they start decorating the baby’s room all blue and the theme it’s usually something tough, something like dinosaurs, sports, pirates, jungle animals, among others. From the beginning parents teach their sons to be tough and to learn how to protect themselves. Boy’s closet is full of tiny jeans, cowboy clothes, boots, polo shirts, Nike shoes and more. Boy’s toys consist in action figures, video games and trucks. Holly Brewen, a psychology shows in a report that must of parents don’t teach their sons how to do chores. They teach them to do dirty jobs. “Boys are made to think that certain household chores are women’s work” says Breven in his report. But in addition, girls are part of stereotypes too. When a girl is on the way, parents begin to decorate the room with pink stuff and the theme in this case is something soft, like flowers, butterflies or even the princess. At this time parent conclude that their daughter will be very feminine. The girls closet is replete of cute dresses and pick shoes. The little girl’s toys are tea set and dolls. This is how the stereotypical women begin. Girls are supposed to be a perfect lady, wear
Stereotypes and misconceptions have been part of my life since I have memory. I am from Mexico and I can tell you the big difference between the freedom in Mexico and United States. The majority of people believed that just because we are living in times where every single individual has the rights to choose what to do or what not to do; every single country on the world follow the same laws, but we are completely wrong. I grow up in a country where men have the last word. They decide what women wear, when they go out and with who. Mexico as a country where men controls almost everything and women’s opinion doesn’t even count or be