Margaret Mead’s childhood was very interesting in many ways. She published a book that was the "most-read journal in sociology" (Goldberg). This is important because she published a book that was the "most-read journal in sociology”. Professor Goldberg thoughtlessly thinks that all …show more content…
people who studied feminism tried to use her work to try to explain "sex-role reversibility". (Goldberg). This is important because different people used her work to explain "sex-role reversibility." Mead studied anthropology and she made great achievements towards the science of human culture. ("Margaret Mead." Dictionary of American Biography). This is important because it tells about more of the stuff she is studying. After being questioned and investigated over her studies of Samoan society Mean is still regarded as an "important figure" in cultural studies. ("Margaret Mead." Scientists: Their Lives and Works). This is important because it explains how her work is important.
In Conclusion, Margaret Mead was a strong independent woman. She stuck up for women's rights and changed the U.S because of her opinion. My description of a hero is Margaret Mead. Even though she is now dead, she will always be known for how good of a person she