The Complete Persepolis Reflective Essay

When first reading the book, The Complete Persepolis, my mind is flattered. I have never known that men and women were so different from over here in the United States than they are in Iran. I guess you can say, I knew they were different I just didn't know they were that different. From my understanding, I thought that little things are different, but I'm wrong. Here in the United States, men and women have the right to choose what they want to wear, unless you Are in a religious groups and you have to wear certain clothing, but you also have the freedom of religion. Over in Iran, men and women have to wear certain clothes because of their religious beliefs. Over in Iran, they don't have the right to choose their own religion. I'm going to

talk about how men and women are different, mainly talking about the men.
Here in the United States of America, we actually have some men who kind of look like the men of Iran, they are the Duck Dynasty men. In the book, The Complete Petropolis, she describes how men look. On page 75, it says “in no time, the way people dressed became an ideological sign. There were two kinds of women and men.” The Fundamentalist Man has a beard, and shirt hanging out. The Progressive Man, he has to be shaved, with or without a mustache, and shirt tucked in. The Duck Dynasty men, they chose that look because they liked it, I guess, in the face they are Christians, they don't have to look like that, and it’s just their way of dressing up and looks.
To get away from their appearance, men are still different. In the United States, men don’t have the right to divorce their wives. In the US, you have to go through a process to divorce your wife, a divorce must be certified by a court of law to become effective.
In Iran, the right of divorce had initially belonged solely to the husband, but with the Family Protection Law, both men and women can ask the courts for divorce under specific circumstances.