Throughout the course of her essay, she provides a variety of examples, thereby making a connection to the reader, establishing her credibility, and strengthening her argument, which she delivers well. There does exist a link between gender and differences in behavior, however, it is only partially innate. Behavior is imitated, learned or internalized. The differences between the genders serve as a catalyst for the roles they will play in society, and the inequalities that arise between them. What is important here is to pinpoint when, where, and how these differences are created.
Men are physically stronger.
Most people want to attribute the majority of gender differences to the biological differences that exists between the two genders, however, though the biological differences play a factor towards gender inequality, it is only the beginning. From child birth little boys are adorned in blue clothing while little girls are dressed in pink. Society deems it acceptable for young girls to play with a diverse array of dolls, but peculiar if young boys play with the same dolls. It is more natural for boys to wrestle, and play with action figures. Clothes and behavior play a vital part in the construction of gender identity.