In what ways are you complicit in normative, dominate practices and in what ways do you live beyond the boundaries and expectations?

Questions to consider:
How did you learn that you were (race, gender, class, ethnicity, sexuality, nationality, religion, etc.)?
In what ways do you think your understanding was influenced and encouraged by social structures like family-life, school, economy, religion, and so-on?
In what ways are you complicit in normative, dominate practices and in what ways do you live beyond the boundaries and expectations?
How have your intersecting identities influenced your understandings and experiences of privilege and oppression?
Think about your “Cycle of Socialization.” What has been your personal journey with the cycle?
Were there key moments in your life or in the world, more broadly, that affected your learning or your understandings of systems of power and privilege?

Maybe just gow social identities are important

How social identities are important in general. just the broad idea please

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