What does de Beauvoir mean when she says that “One is not born a woman, one becomes a woman”?

– How might this rejection of essentialism also put de Beauvoir at odds with some feminists? What does de Beauvoir mean by “woman is other.” How does this relate to the oppression faced by Jews, African-Americans, and colonized peoples? How does “women being other” also distort the identity formation of men?
USE THIS LINK ONLY Simone de Beauvoir The Second Sex, Woman as Other 1949 https://www.marxists.org › 2nd-sex › introduction
Should be 2.5-3 pages double-spaced pages and use 12 point Times New Roman
and standard margins. Non-essay information should be single spaced.
●You may only consult the textbook (or readings) and your notes. Any evidence of outside
sources will result in a failure of that question.
●Citations from the text should simply follow your quotation
○Example: “One should not listen to that Sledge for he is a jive-turkey (291).”
○No works cited page is needed must contain at least five (5) citations from the text to support your explanation
and reasoning. Use quotations strategically and feel free to use “…” to focus in on specific aspects of the text.

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