“The Ungendered Utopia” and “The Same Old Gendered Stuff”

In my group’s discussion on “Lest We Think The Revolution Is A Revolution” by Cynthia L. Selfe, we were given the 3^rd narrative titled, The Ungendered Utopia” and “The Same Old Gendered Stuff” In first paragraph we came to the conclusion that Americans today are still focused on gender, but we believe in time technology will get rid of the gender discrimination even though men are usually the ones using technology. I the second paragraph we read about how Andrea Dworkin’s explains about analysis and of images that can provide us with the chance to unthink about current discourses due to what technology has done. In the next paragraph we read we came to the conclusion that the paragraph was mainly about an un-gendered utopia and how it is idea to something that appeals to us, but what we came from can still be accomplished it will just take a lot of work. In the next paragraph we found that the main idea was, it’s impossible to reason an ungendered utopia because we are so comfortable about how society. The 5^th paragraph made us really think about what the main idea actually was, and we found that the revisited narrative states technology is ingenerated but the way we use it promises otherwise society that puts valves on technology. In the last paragraph we found the main idea was the fact that the same old genders stuff us mainly how we see womens roles such as housewife, maid, or caregiver. It’s mainly just about what we used to think was the right thing before technology took over.

The quote I mainly want to focus on is, “There is a remarkable absence in all the images of people of color, and poor people, and people who are out of work, and single-parent families, and gay couples, foreigners.” I found this quote important because, it’s telling about the truth of the olden days and what they used to do with ads. This relates to my topic because it’s related to gender which is mainly what my topic is about.