Sexism, Gender Discrimination, and the Culture Of Oppression

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In the 1950s, sexism, gender discrimination, and culture of oppression of the female students was a critical aspect in many colleges in the United States. In the novel by Paule Marshall, she explains the experiences college women face towards their lecturers for attaining academic qualifications. The black race was the informal group that underwent sexual harassment such as Ms. Williams and her, the author of the novel “Brooklyn” (Marshall 39). I think women are more vulnerable to sexual harassment than men in society by male leaders or teachers in this story. For instance, Ms. Williams has to sacrifice her sexual desire for Max Berman to pass her exams in English literature. She agrees to visit Berman`s for the last time only to expose him to his sexual harassment for the female students in the college. Colleges should identify this kind of lecturers to avoid...