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Answer the following questions: (peer review questions for the annotated bibliography). 1. How does the author plan to use each source for their research essay? The answer to this question should be obvious. 2. How does the author describe the relationship among their sources? What kind of language does the author use to directly state how certain sources will work with, challenge, explain, or support each other source? 3. If all the author has for an annotation is a summary of their source, or if you are unable to answer the previous questions, discuss possible connections that you see between and among the sources listed.

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R.D Annotation Bibliography Johnson, Allen Author, Sociologist, Public Speaker. Bachelor's degree at Dartmouth College, PhD in sociology at Michigan State University in 1972. Public speaker at over 200 colleges organizing 39 different states. Born in 1946, died in 2017 from lymphoma. Johnson, Allen "Privilege, Power, and Difference." Published in New York by McGraw Hill in 2001. The main topic of this book is based offprivilege that most men have without even knowing it. That women are unable of doing the exact things that men can do or being immediate disqualified due to gender. The privileged group acting as if they are not part of the dominant group. Johnson stated that "Privilege is always as someone else's expense and always exact a cost" This book is about fairness and equality sustaining change between class inequality, income inequality, education inequality, ethnicity, and equality and much more. Johnson, Allen "The Gender Knot" Unraveling Our Patriarchal Legacy 3r01 Edition Published in 1997. The main confusion that men and women experiences with inequality. This book was stated to be brilliant and life—changing for anyone that wants to participate in creating urgently needed social change. How the system hurts not only women but both genders. This is a book for anyone who cares about gender equality. Living in a deep oppressive gender legacy called patriarchy. That gender is tied to suffering and vulnerability and inequality. From workplaces to even possible sexual harassment. Asking ourselves if we are creating change or are we participating in the problem in society? Companionate guide explaining how the issue at hand how we responsible to make the change. Pratto, Felicia. Stewart Anderson L. journal of social issues Mar 2012, vol 68 Issue 1 p28—45 18p. "Group dominance and half blinded issues" This article touches on how certain social groups are categorized as subordinated, underprivileged, or dominant groups as privileged. How the privileged group is blinded to the reality of being grouped as privileged. That you are grouped based on your gender, ethnicity, sexual preferences. One notable example they use is how Barack Obama fomier presidents was acknowledged based on being the first black

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president held to high expectation. And John F Kennady being acknowledged because of his religion. The focus being on the subordinated group and less likely on the dominant group this being extremely biased. The difference between the dominants advantages in society without even knowing it. And the subordinated group knowing they will be turned down from housing, jobs job promotions due to the group they associated with. Disguising privilege as normal and being completely blinded to this existence. Providing SDO based on group affiliation and seeing that not only percentages are low if you are woman, bi, or related to any ethnic background that is not white. Haggvist, Emma. Summer 2018, Vol 49 Issue 3 p355-377. P 33 "Toward gender in practice? Cross nations patterns of change and gendered division of housework over two decades" This article is based on seventeen countries' changes in order in housework over the last two decades. The systematic change over cross-country respect to divide housework between men and women by moving towards change. That the one that had more time seemed more likely to do the housework, because of partners resources to work ways or support the family. Based off work schedule will determine the amount of housework each partner will do. But in gender- convectional countries the woman took on the childcare and homemaker role. But there are some places that still have women the main one doing housework based of the information provided in article. The main influenced statistics are based on gender, age, education level, hours spent on paid labor, and presence of children in the house. Becoming more gender mutual throughout study from 1994—2012.

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