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These chapters were very different from the other reading. Deutsch provided the context and background for Southwest and how the culture was harder to capture than just the land. From this reading I got that women had more rights than what Gutierrez explained. I also liked this article because it showed the class differences and extended to a the late 1800s.--Amanda | These chapters were very different from the other reading. Deutsch provided the context and background for Southwest and how the culture was harder to capture than just the land. From this reading I got that women had more rights than what Gutierrez explained. I also liked this article because it showed the class differences and extended to a the late 1800s.--Amanda | ||
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| + | I agree with Amanda, it did seem like women had more rights. I especially liked how daughters were able to inherit land just like sons, also that they were allowed to continue to hold any property they had upon entering into any marriage. This definitely has an impact of family relations because the mother/wife has more power and therefore more impossibilities. -- Kellye Sorber | ||
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I actually enjoyed reading chapter 2 of Sarah Deutsch's ''No Separate Refuge''. Mainly because I admit that I very much believed a lot of the stereotypes, I had no idea that what women did was valued so much and that they had as much do in the community as they did. Although, if I'd thought more about what I learned before with Angelo's moving out West, most of this I would have figured out. What really stuck out at me was the part that they did a lot of plastering for the community, which I would have put at more of men's work or women's work. --Ashley Wilkins | I actually enjoyed reading chapter 2 of Sarah Deutsch's ''No Separate Refuge''. Mainly because I admit that I very much believed a lot of the stereotypes, I had no idea that what women did was valued so much and that they had as much do in the community as they did. Although, if I'd thought more about what I learned before with Angelo's moving out West, most of this I would have figured out. What really stuck out at me was the part that they did a lot of plastering for the community, which I would have put at more of men's work or women's work. --Ashley Wilkins | ||
