Gender and Certainty in the Cultural War

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Introduction
In this chapter, Rodgers argument is all about gender and certainity.The chapter indicates the
argument and idea of Rodgers in the cultural war. According to Rodgers various nations like US
have had rampant cultural clashes. The culturally conservative Americans leads to threat and
destabilization of various gender responsibilities and gender certainties in a given period of time.
Rodgers also argues out about the modern era feminist movements who struggled in order to set
new trends for freedom. They were also aimed at extending the ground for accomplishment of
women actions and life desires. This brought out the argument that women needed a movement
in order to liberate them from social, cultural and gender limitations. In his argument this
prompted the birth of social life and debate movements in mid-19 century.
According to Rodgers feminist fought hard to break the limited space of voiceless women a
remove all limitations of gender centered barriers involving the economy, power and politics.in
this the assumptions and gender prejudice put on women would be now become certain since
gender and sexual nature would be naturally recognized.it would also destabilize with both
power and impact. This argument brings to the agreement that feminist movements would bring
out a channel for equality.
Rodgers also makes imperative arguments regarding the introduction of labor pay for women,
legistlative victories, gender inequalities and civil rights which prompted courts to enact strict
policies in bringing out the changes required.
The movements of women struggle, according feminist arguments the existing patriarchal power
weighed heavily on mal dominated cultural society.it is evident that the socially constructed
gender term comprised of prison of responsibilities and overrated expectations.

In his argument this particular gender issue led about limitation of possibilities and choice of
women.
In order to counter this issue, Rodgers argues out that the only way feminist would become
successful is to bring the struggles and experiences of women in the open public domain.
Ridges argues that the complexity nature existing regarding women political ground was
impacted by coutermobilisation of women
H also argues that feminist approaches were hindered by race and ethnicity. The only way to
counter this was through to continue unleashing the common sisterhood dream which was
rapidly affected.
He also argues that sexual objectification of women was the unwanted opening brought about by
male counterparts domination, sexual violence and hatred.in his argument cultural conservative
aspect was the e only chance to end this.
In his debated, Rodgers indicates that postculturalism brought about occupational shifts in
women and political sexuality. This was seen as the main contributor leading to the AIDS crisis
It I evident that women spoke from completely different subject positions bringing about gender
troubles.
Rodgers also argues that role of the church in cases of homosexuality and abortion. According to
the 20th century there existed concepts of status concensus, gender and racial fragments hence
making political and citizen obligation quite uncertain. Rodger explained that flexible markets
brought about macroeconomic structures affecting the role played by women in the society in the
productivity levels. Racial and gender solidarity led to high division of identities making societal

responsibility to lower in the existing small circles.in this narrative, Danile Rodgers indicates
how the typical collective objectives and meanings which had initially framed social or
community debate became quite unhedged and uncertrain.Age of fracture thus provides a
powerful analysis regarding the manner in which gender and decades changed surrounding
America. Through utilization of a series of visions and metaphors Rodgers indicates how the
intellectual earlier notions of both historical and evidence and society emphasized solidarity,
social circumstances gender equality movements.
Rodgers also explains how the special reality regarding the attitude on women have been
fractured and destabilized.
According to Rodgers the age of fractures argues how the basic responsibility of women in the
society have been fractured. Women in the society are often looked down upon leading to
prejudice, discrimination and uncalled for stereotypical issues regarding women. Various
societies have also had to deal with cases of women and abuses. The gender mainstream mainly
revolves around women in the social domain. The focus of this chapter is how these procedures
have brought about uncertainty in issues regarding gender balance. Women have faced various
problems in the economic sector and in the family level. 1Some of them have had to suffer
domestic violence. In the mid-19th century these issues brought about feminist from various
region who came together to discuss issues regarding women gender imbalance, which in this
case target women inequality in the society. Key scholars and feminist argued that women
inequality is carried out from culture to culture. Various cultural values and belief see women to
1 Kramer, Michael J. "Age of Fracture, by Daniel T. Rodgers, 193.