Multiple Choice
Reading "The Social Construction of Gender" Judith Lorber
-According to Judith Lorber in "The Social Construction of Gender," the "paradox of human nature" implies
A) Biology shapes destiny
B) Humans shape our own destiny
C) Culture shapes destiny
D) All of the above
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