Judith Butler mentions how sex, gender, and desire can be considered a form of power. She relays that gender and sexuality are separated and this becomes an important theory to discuss because it shows how you can be homosexual and still be just as smart and respectful towards your body, unlike the assumption that if you are gay you’re not intelligible. A culture can drastically change depending on the beliefs of sexuality and where you think a woman’s position is in comparison to a man, and Butler mentions how these differences are presented in society early on in our development which provides a certain power formation. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"